I really enjoy this series - it's not intense at all, yet still has enough action to keep me entertained for a few hours at a time. It's not particularly deep thinking, but who needs that all the time anyway?!
This book was more about Anastasia, the vampire Elder of the supernatural FBI team, than it was Agatha, the witch and leader of the team, but I really liked the change up on MC this time round. Ana, having been summoned by the World Council and one of the vampire leaders in it in the previous book, is now on the run. Agatha and her team have been assigned to find her, but they are not the only ones hunting for her. They just have to find her first! And Ana, being a few thousand years old, has plenty of plans and experience in hiding when she doesn't want to be found!
I really liked the background flashbacks of various points in Ana's life - it definitely gave more depth to her and why she was always so secretive with her powers and personal history before. Of course, not every secret has been revealed and I am hoping we get to find out more about her in the rest of this series.