What really annoyed me was that Raven has been looking out for herself–and only herself–for a long time. Her “boss”, the leader of Keystone, Viktor, had rules that, even when broken out of necessity, still called for punishment or dismissal. Now for someone who has been homeless for many years, with no friends or family, being invited into this club seems like a saving grace to Raven but to me, it just seemed like yet another group of people that judged Raven and found her lacking. However, once Keystone gets started you can see a woman who is alone, ignored, and eventually invited into the supernatural super-exclusive “Keystone”. Reading the synopsis of Keystone made the book sound awesome! A kickass heroine who can fight and has these amazing powers (which you discover aren’t that amazing, except for her one unique gift she’s slower than a vampire and weaker than a mage) that she has to hide from the paranormal community so her life isn’t in jeopardy. See Possible Triggers for Abuse and OTT sad parts.Does not have a separation between the Hero and Heroine.Does have the Hero and Heroine pushing away.The Hero asks her “do you like to watch.” The Heroine just stands there watching.

– Heroine walks in on the Hero and an OW having sex. Does have descriptive sex scene with OW.– The one guy the Heroine is sexually interested in, the Hero scares him away (double-standard)

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