3.5 StarsBleh...another mediocre book. I do have to give credit to the author who showed the downsides to being a vampire, having to watch all those you love age and die. I'll admit I shed a few tears in certain scenes of this book and at the same time I think some great characters got killed off. We do get introduced to new characters but I think a series needs those constant supporting characters to keep it going. If Devlin and Justine were in it more I think it would have been a bit better, but I found myself feeling disconnected to everyone in this book. Even Michael who I loved in book 1, at every turn he is doubting Cin and giving her the 'pity stare' which annoyed me to no end. Another thing I noticed with this series is the age gaps between each book, I get that they are vampires and obviously live forever but there was like 20 year gaps between each one but Cin and Michael still acted like they didn't trust each other after 40 something years together. It just didn't make sense. Lastly was the Epilogue with Morrigan...ehhhhh, It wouldn't have killed the author to give us a little more info on what's next. Overall it wasn't a bad book, I did enjoy parts but I found myself getting bored. If there's another book I'll definitely read it but I won't be waiting anxiously for it. I really wish I hadn't read the third book first...well this wouldn't be the first time. Good news...it can be read first or simply read alone. It give enough background on the characters to help the disclose the familiarity between the characters. I will be going back to read the first two books (in order). I will learn how everyone came to be together and how Cin Craven was turned. Great read, engaging, exciting and refreshingly pleasant.
What do You think about Bound By Sin (2009)?
This book was a tad contrived in places, but all in all, I really enjoyed it!
—heckyeah328
