I think it took a couple of weeks to read, just due to time constraints. I did enjoy it. When the past came up, I was a little irritated because I wanted to find out what would happen in the current. That story was entertaining on its own, and I see how it shapes Jill in the current. Although, it seemed like at the end of the past story, the author got tired of it as well, and it wrapped up in a warped way.

Interesting links are made between the previous book and this. I wonder, with Dannyn's child, did we see a direct line ancestor of Cullyn?