Della Tsang is adjusting to life as a Reborn, a rare second transition that occurs for some vampires and gives them enhanced abilities. Her newly obtained bond with Chase is impacting her relationship with her boyfriend, Steve. Meanwhile, Della is more determined than ever to prove herself a capable investigator for FRU (Fallen Research Unit), a specialized FBI unit in charge of the supernatural community. A ghostly presence is haunting Della, leading her headlong into a case that may have personal implications for her. What will Della do when everything she knows about her life turns upside down?

ETERNAL is the second book in the Shadow Falls: After Dark trilogy. While it can be read as a standalone, the development of the story arcs and relationships make it a book best appreciated in the context of the series as a whole. The trilogy is loosely connected to C.C. Hunter's original Shadow Falls series as well but it is not necessary to have read the prior series as the story arcs are new for this trilogy.

The relationships start to get quite complicated in ETERNAL! Not only do we have the love triangle between Della, Steve, and Chase, but we have added complications involving Della's relationship with her parents as well as those of Della's friends. Never mind the ghostly presence of Natasha and her relationship with Liam that confuses things quite a bit for Della and Chase. And Chase... if you haven't read Chase's story in Unbreakable, stop what you are doing and read it first as it adds so much insight into Chase's character and enhances the emotional impact of ETERNAL.

ETERNAL is yet another spectacular book by the very talented C.C. Hunter. C.C. Hunter once again demonstrates that she is a master at creating emotionally charged situations, particularly as ETERNAL leaves us with one heck of a cliffhanger! ETERNAL and the Shadow Falls: After Dark series have it all- superb world building, exceptional character development, and a plot line that leaves you desperate for the next book in the series right now! ETERNAL is easily recommended.