I will say this about Risen - it feels like a better written novel than the others so far in Vampire Legends. It was smooth enough that I wasn't getting knocked out of the story with every single error and was reading closer to my normal speed. There are a handful of continuity issues with the book, though. Rachel flees home in book 5 after killing the men who were going to take her away to some mental hospital. She has nothing with her except what she'd taken downstairs to eat breakfast - she's surprised there and manhandled out the door, no time to grab more stuff. However, book 6 has her arriving to LA with luggage. I'd noticed last book that Rachel never used the Hex Lotion that was introduced as essential to a vampire's survival in the sun a few books ago. This book, no one uses it. It could be due to me misinterpreting what's written, but I thought Rachel was flying overhead looking for something - until it's written that she has a map and is walking instead. There's the Mark/Marc issue again. It's frustrating, because I'd easily give the book a 4 (maybe 3.5, but probably 4) without all these issues. A consistent plot should unite the series, instead of the abundance of errors. Instead, it feels like each book is off in its own little parallel universe. It's similar to what you'd expect, but it's not exact. I'm adding book 7 to my wishlist to keep an eye out for if it's marked down to free (I won't pay $4.99 for a somewhat short novel with errors) and keep looking at my library's website for the book to pop there (but, I have no clue why the library has these shelved; it just doesn't seemed polished enough to be in the digital collection).