Her prince had come for her after all, she was surrounded by her friends, and whoops she’s pregnant too. Sin was obviously upset for a while, but got over it pretty quickly. The book started off exactly where the last one ended Sin’s family has just given her to the Horde King, Ryder hasn’t come to rescue her and she’s just gotten her first look at the scarily handsome beast. There are no more unanswered questions, no more vague words, I finally felt fulfilled after so long of reading and wishing the characters would just straighten out and finally be honest with each other.

We finally know who Ryder truly is, how Sin really feels about him.

I think this was the best book in the series yet. He thinks he has taken all of my options away.Įmbracing what destiny has planned for me, or escaping it.Īfter that giant cliffhanger Hutchins had hanging over us all of our prayers were answered and our questions too. The Horde King thinks he has me exactly where he wants me. My powers and emotions are on the fritz, and each day seems to bring surprises that I am not sure how to deal with. Now in the Horde Realm, nothing is going remotely like I thought it would.

This was the mystical being I was hidden from for more than twenty years.Īlthough Ryder promised to save me, I couldn’t let him get near this creature, so I willingly (sort of) signed myself over to be his new plaything. Just as I found out who I really am, I was presented to the elusive Horde King as a gift. I found out what I really wanted and was forced to give him up.

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