I don't think I need to say anything about the writing. If you want to know more, check it out for yourself here: Nothing too much on what the story is about except for what I said above. That epilogue in the last novel was hell on my nerves, but this took at least the most immediate tension away so the long wait for the next novel will be slightly less torturous. We follow neither Nevada nor Catilina but Arabella to the hospital where she is keeping an eye on her sister, brother-in-law and nephew! Yep, this is the scene where the baby boy is being born and it clears up something I've suspected for a while now. (Aug.OMG, YES!!! After that ending in Emerald Blaze I needed this SO MUCH! New readers will have no trouble jumping in with this installment and series fans will not be disappointed. Andrew’s worldbuilding is world-class, and the banter between Catalina and Alessandro sings. The alluring Alessandro just happens to be working the same case and the pair must find a way to work together to catch the murderer while fending off attacks from magically powered mechanical monsters. Catalina suspects Felix’s murderer to be one of four representatives of the other magical Houses that Felix was working with on a reclamation project, but before she can question them, her investigation is derailed by prime mage Alessandro Sagredo, the man who broke her heart. The Head of House Baylor, Catalina recently (and reluctantly) became Deputy to the Warden of Texas and hopes this position within magical law enforcement will protect her and her sisters from their scheming grandmother. After Felix Morton, the heir to House Morton, one of several dynastic magical families, is found dead, prime mage Catalina Baylor takes the case. Andrew’s whirlwind fifth Hidden Legacy romance (after Sapphire Flames) opens with a bang and maintains a breakneck pace, dealing in magic that rouses and entertains.
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