5.0
adventurous emotional hopeful inspiring reflective medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven: Plot
Strong character development: Yes
Loveable characters: Yes
Diverse cast of characters: Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus: No

Yet another fabulous read from Rozakis! My favourite book of the year so far!
Gosh this was a brilliant book from the first chapter. A story with lots of heart, about adapting to life’s curveballs, believing in yourself, and the power of family. 
I loved the plot - Vivian and Daniel, two mortals, finding themselves with a newly turned werewolf child and having to integrate into magical society. Aria as a character was so cute and it was lovely watching her grow and adapt to her powers. Vivian’s struggle with her guilt and parent’s influence on parenting was realistic, written well, and made her a relatable and understandable character.
The magical elements of the world were introduced to both the family and the reader well,  the world building was fantastic and I loved all the hidden streets and buildings that could only be unlocked with magic. The prophecy was built upon well and the school and parent drama was realistic and used to the stories advantage.  
The characters were also fleshed out well and I found myself tearing up at some of the issues Vivian faced, all of them written by Rozakis brilliantly. Rozakis’ writing of Vivian’s therapy sessions were true to life, offered fantastic advice, and a look into Vivian’s past and behaviours. Vivian’s strength, even when she felt she had none, was inspiring and added such heart to this already wonderful story. 
I loved Rozakis’ debut Dreadful and this second book has cemented her as an auto-buy author for me. Everything she writes is just fantastic!!