Shannon 's Reviews > Kissing Sin

Kissing Sin continues the story started in Full Moon Rising as Dhampire Riley gets closer to the true identity behind all the gene research, cloning and cross-breeding experiments. The price Misha asks for his information is high but Riley will do anything to stop them coming after her for her unique DNA.

I was worried at first that it was going to be one of those series where she has a different man each time, and Quinn wouldn't be making another appearance. But thankfully it's not like that at all. New characters, including some very hot men, enter the story, but Quinn is back and their relationship is getting more complicated. I like that nothing is so simple or straight-forward and merely requires the main characters to "face their destiny" or anything like that. Instead, it's more about prejudice and the nature of people, and accepting people for who they really are.