Eve of Darkness

The Marked series is loaded with all kinds of archetypal references that make for great literature and valuable psychology sessions. God, Angels, Demons and the Mark of Cain all make for a grand stage on which a female variation of Cincinnatus stands in the breach daring all comers to try their luck. Between these concepts and the flat out unashamed erotic sex and comic book action of course Eve of Darkness will read like the great book it very nearly is. A kick-ass romp of sex and violence will do nicely.
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EVE OF DARKNESS, the first book in the MARKED series, is a steamy, action-packed urban fantasy. I absolutely loved it! Brimming with sizzling love scenes, an apocalyptic theme, action-packed battles between good and evil, a spunky heroine, hunky heroes and plenty of imagination, this is one urban fantasy you will not soon forget.
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The action in this book is great. It was very intense all the way to the end, and I could NOT put it down. I loved Eve's independence, and the way she throws herself into everything head first. She doesn't just accept the turns in her life, she is looking for a way out, but knows that she has to deal with the here and now also. There are also a lot of great lines in the book. I'll leave my other favorite parts out, because they would be spoilers.
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This impressed me and I can't wait to get my hands on the next two books. I love how different this was and how full of action it was. It is always great to find a new author and I just wish that I had gotten hold of this one earlier.
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EVE OF DARKNESS, the first book in the Marked series, by S. J. Day is a completely new and different take on angels, demons, and the eternal struggle between Cain and Abel. Yes. That Cain. Who in the present is a sexy bounty hunter dispatched to take care of unruly Infernals. Enter Eve Hollis, the woman he’s loved since she was a teen. Eve thinks she’s an interior decorator. Come to find out, she’s one of the marked–men and women on the edge, offered a chance at redemption if they become God’s enforcers.
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