I was so anxious for this book when I finished the second, so it kind of makes me sad how disappointed I was with it. For about half the book or so Blaze is completely useless because he's so overwhelmed with his grief of losing Asha. In fact, he makes few appearances even. Raven takes the lead instead, with his questioning of Jaku and even going so far as to capture Asha's second soul and bring her back to life. Bringing her back comes with its own repercussions, but nothing that should be too much of a problem. Blaze just needs to give her more flesh and blood; easy for a demon. She's also not quite human anymore and has the ability to disappear and reappear wherever, as well as deform and turn into a sort of mist and slip under or thru things. When Blaze gets over his initial joy of having her back, they are both determined to destroy Talon. Asha goes first, and Blaze only takes some of his elite fighters instead of his whole army. Things go bad as soon as they get there and Blaze now also has to free Asha from Talon's prison. Talon throws around the ancient tongue with no regard for what will happen and Raven gets hurt, so Blaze also tries to protect him while fighting Talon. The whole fight with Talon seemed way to anti-climatic for me, and the fact that they actually thought they beat him that way makes them look pretty stupid in my opinion.
I liked how Raven had such a big part in this book because I really like him. One thing that was unfortunate was Blaze though. I really had been hoping that he would mature as a character and grow into his powers, but he didn't. Yeah, sure, he uses them a little more with slightly more control, but he doesn't work at them to see all he can do. And he still has yet to embrace who he is, the DEMON prince. *sigh* come on Blaze...man up.
Even though this was the last book in the Blood Moon trilogy, it was hardly the last book in the series with the way it ended. And with Raven's story coming up titled Betrayal Moon, it gives an ominous feeling of what's to come. Though I will definitely be checking it out.
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