Book three was just as exciting as the first two, and maybe more so (although I think book two was still my favourite). Rayne was going mad--he saw dead people, imagined impossible things, and was warned never to trust those wearing tinted spectacles. Not that he ever did--a man's eyes give away his intentions, after all. Rayne's and Lalena's characters were very well-developed in this book. Their backstories and the connections between members of The Family were entertaining.