This is the second book in the Raven Cursed series. It falls under Urban Fantasy and PNR with a slow burn. I originally read this book in January 2020.
If, like me, you were completely taken with book one (Fireborne) and were waiting with anticipation for this second book, you won’t be disappointed. McKenzie Hunter has outdone herself. It’s packed with action, intrigue, believable world building and well developed characters.
Erin is the main character. Her inner monologue gives us a fantastic insight into who she is and frequently provides an element of comedy. She remains one of McKenzie Hunter’s most relatable female characters and is definitely one of my favourites.
The Raven mark which was revealed in book one has signified that she is far more dangerous than anyone had anticipated. Erin doesn’t know how or why but she does know she’s attracting attention from all sides and it’s hard to tell who is friend or foe. There are only a few people she can trust but they might not be able to keep her safe. In an attempt to discover more about her magic and protect her from Mephisto, her friend accidentally unleashes a powerful entity which poses a threat to the shifters. Erin really doesn’t need the shifters and their powerful Alpha as mortal enemies, so she has no choice but to turn to Mephisto for help in order to protect her friend.
Despite great character development and more insight into his magic, Mephisto‘s background and history remain a mystery. He is willing to help Erin but at what cost to her?
You can buy the book from Amazon UK
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