I truly enjoyed this take on a well-worn premise.

Sometimes it's not about coming up with an original idea, but about how you execute the story. They say there are no new ideas under the sun, and perhaps that's true... but when you really enjoy an urban fantasy premise (the world knows about supernatural creatures, and now they have to fight for their rights), it doesn't really matter how many times you see it, so long as it's executed well. This book was executed well. The main character was very relatable, the story was dramatic, and the execution satisfying. Definitely worth adding to the library! ( )

In this novel you jump right into the action. The characters are well written and believable. On the Nook this book is 321 pages. It will be interesting to see if an of the other characters in Cameron's Law turn up in other books. Mia currently has another book out entitled WHEN FOREVER DIED.

Cameron's Law has made all supernatural creatures legal citizens, and the boy next door has suddenly become the werewolf next door. With Sadie Stanton, vampire and one of the public faces of the legislation, calling the little town of Adelheid, Connecticut home, it can't help but be a focal point for these once mythical beings.

But when vampires start attacking werewolves without provocation, Adelheid draws the attention of those that would seek to have Cameron's Law repealed and would send the preternaturals back into the shadows they used to hide in, but without the safety of their anonymity and their law.

Can Sadie keep the city's two biggest species from descending into chaos and war before it brings all of them to harm? And can she do it when she herself gets thrust into the spotlight? ( )