This is a second book in a row that I am reading that can't get it's story out of it's ars... past. Not that "Sinn" is a bad story, but its so firmly lodged in "what had happened" that the present suffers. The other book is [b:Lines in the Sand|11399881|Lines in the Sand|Lyn Gala|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1347405307s/11399881.jpg|16332364], if you're curious.

I also found the beginning extremely confusing, what's with hunters and vampires and wolf fangs... - was it originally planned as a shifter/vampire story? - and then later with POV switching and the mentionings of a Bobby by both characters. Until I found out that these Bobbys are actually one and the same (didn't take long, but nonetheless) I had to reread certain paragraphs at least a couple of times. Annoyed the hell out of me.

Other than that - a good read. ( )

Sinn has been used and abused and pretty much running from himself and his needs. Will wants him but as they get started he realizing healing him is even more important. This story is delicious with a raw edge and burning need. Great story. Andranna thanks for your contribution. ( )