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It seems there are always consequences to Atticus’s actions that he just doesn’t see coming. In order to escape Greece in the last book, he had to kidnap some dryads to encourage Pan and Faunus to open the Fae doors (portals) to the rest of the world. Unfortunately, his actions with the dryads also pissed off Artemis and Diana and now the two goddesses are relentlessly hunting Atticus, Granuielle, and Oberon through Europe. To make matters worse, they also still have Dark Elves and vampires trying to assassinate them too.

What I liked: Since Granuaile is now a full Druid, she kicks ass. Oberon keeps up his schtick as the comic relief, and I suppose Atticus is rather clever about how he manages to solve this book’s problem with the goddesses. In fact, I’m happy that for the moment, he is focused on the big picture. What I didn’t like: All this running is boring. They’ve been running for two books straight. I am also a little disappointed in the characters that were eliminated in this book, some of which I thought were key to Atticus finding out who is really trying to kill him. I guess we are rewarded by the addition of a new character at the end. I just hope he can make up for those that were lost.