Layla has always been an outcast and has trouble fitting in, mostly because she's not fully human. She is a hybrid- part Amoveo, part human- and while she has spent more of her life trying to deny her unusual heritage, now that her mate has tracked her down it might be time to stop and take a stand. William is intrigued by Layla, who is completely opposite from him and what he expected in a soul mate, but when they join forces to battle evil and keep their loved ones safe, they find that fate might know what it's doing after all. 
 The third book in the Amoveo series was an enjoyable ride, with a fun cast of characters, a nicely developing relationship and plenty of action. That being said, though I don't regret reading the first three entries, I can't say that I find the series compelling enough to continue.