Really interesting storyline! Only problem I had was getting
characters and back stories mixed up a little. Mostly my fault as
my concentration wasn't fully into my reading but just a warning
that focus may be required since there are quite a few characters
involved in the plot.
As I got over half-done reading the book I realized that this
wasn't just a story about a kick-butt female werewolf but all the
otherworld females can hold their own. The men really take a
back-seat to the women in this book and it's good to read.
I really enjoyed how Armstrong hits Toronto with a pile of
supernatural events and she does a good job giving the reader a
sense of how the otherworld and human characters deal with the
experiences. And there's lots of supernatural activity loaded into
the book (witches, sorcerers, zombies, demons, vampires,
necromancers, clairvoyants - werewolves are refreshingly
uncomplicated). Packed in with that are Victorian-age health crises
hitting Toronto's downtown core and rampaging infected rats. So pay
attention!
Still doesn't quite rank up there with the first book of the series
but a very entertaining read and a worthy succession/finale of the
trilogy.