The series around Firestarter, a rock band with links to the supernatural, comes full circle in this fourth volume. The bandmates and their vampiric and demonic lovers face a final confrontation with archenemy Yates, the sociopathic vampire, then a defector gives them the intel they need, and there is more than one surprise.

While there is some gruesomeness and horror (after all, we are dealing with demons and vampires here), there is also a bit of worldbuilding with a new direction for some of the characters. Questions are raised and answered, and all the bandmates in their various couple or triad combinations have to deal with what’s next. In what feels like the series finale, this story is a combination of dealing with old issues and deciding a new direction.

If you like this series, don’t miss the final installment. And if you’re looking for a resolution for this pretty unique rock band’s situation, you might like this short story.


NOTE: This book was provided by Changeling Press for the purpose of a review on Rainbow Book Reviews. ( )