Finally a story for Nathan. 
 We met Nathan when he was rescued from the Gen One labs by his mother and Hunter. Nathan, like Hunter, was a breed HUNTER meaning he was breed to be controlled and to kill mercilessly and be emotionless. 
 Nathan was rescued as a teen and taken in by his mother, Hunter and the Order. As we learn in this book, conditioning isn't easily overcome as Nathan seems to hold onto a lot of what he learned in the Gen One labs which is to remain as detached and emotionless as possible. 
 Problem here is he runs into Jordana who spontaneously kisses him making Nathan anything but detached. He becomes fixated on her and his feeling of unworthiness while Jordana is fixated on how much she craves more of Nathan. 
 But that isn't the only thing going on in this story. Since the series took on a new direction, I feared where it was going. In the beginning we were fighting corrupt law enforcement and evil Breed members and suddenly there is a new race Atlanteans. I didn't know how to feel about this except that they being the fathers of Breedmates seemed logical. 
 Jordana's story and her paternity take on a life of their own as secrets are exposed and more comes to light about the Breedmates and their origins. But the thing is Jordana's past is more complicated than most and it opens up a world of storytelling I'm sure we'll see in the future. 
 While I was skeptical about the new direction of the series, this book has redeemed my lost faith in the series.