Mary Medina has finally come out on her own, attempting to discover more about herself and her powers, but the undermining story is disappointing in its own indecision. Though I can admire a slow build up to draw the audience in, but there is such a thing as being too plodding by which the readers start to lose interest. Combine that with our heroine once again being relegated to being a secondary character instead of the primary protagonist, and those factors incorporate into a disappointing narrative. Hopefully now that all of the monotonous set up has been completed, we can jump into a meaningful story, but for the time being, this title is sadly dredging up a bad taste in my mouth " almost as if I too spent the night in that steamy swamp. Read Full Review