For the first couple of pages, I wasn't sure that I'd enjoy this book, but I was happy to be quickly proven wrong.
One of the things I enjoyed most about this piece was the element of originality presented by the idea of the Odonata. It grabbed my attention and helped save the piece from becoming 'just another vampire story'. With so much vampire fiction out there now, it is refreshing to find something that stands out and feels new.
The character of Katrina grew on me steadily as the story progressed and I found her relationship with Grey believable and not over the top as some vampire romances can be. I loved Abbey as a secondary character, but would have liked to have learned more about her emerging talents; although a note from the author at the end of the novel indicates that this may happen in a future release in the series, which is good news.
The plot moved along nicely and there was plenty of action to support the more reflective passages and the flashbacks. The writing style was clear and easy to read, helping the flow of the story.
A very enjoyable read and I for one will certainly be keen to check out any future releases in the series. I would recommend this for vampire fiction fans.