In this tenth book in the Rachel Morgan series, Rachel has to come to terms with being a demon. She begins the story in some level of denial. She is still wearing the bracelets that Trent made her to hide her from the demons and which also keep her from doing most of the magic she knows. But when she is kidnapped by a human hate group that is doing experiments to find a way to destroy all paranormals, she knows that she has to come to terms with being all that she is.What I especially liked about this episode was Rachel's changing relationship with Trent. She is tentatively sidling into a kind of friendship with him. We also get to see more of Trent and learn more about him. I liked Trent a lot in this story. The scenes with him interacting with his family were very humanizing and showed a side of him that we hadn't seen before.As usual Rachel gets beaten and battered but ultimately succeeds in whatever mission is put before her. This one adds a secret group of men-who-don't-belong who are after the human hate group and who are working in extreme secrecy. Fans of the series will enjoy this story which has Rachel coming into her own and adjusting to changes in her life.
