Thank you to NetGalley and the publishers for a chance to read this book in exchange for an honest review. 
 Publish date: 30th June 2015 
 Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 This seems to be a stand alone book, but I do hope it's not. While it's all wrapped up neatly, there's so much more of this world we didn't get to explore. Especially what will happen with all of them next! It's been semi-labeled as a Beauty and the Beast retelling, and while I can see why, I can't pick apart the comparison without giving away too much of the plot. 
 I loved the ending, the meeting of the two and I hope it goes well for them, as to the future, for the other Blood as well as their future children, well, I guess we'll have to wait and see if more stories appear. I have no idea what they'd be about, but there's a whole world here that needs more exploration. 
 This is possibly one of the only stories I can recall, where a lack of communication has a clear reason and explanation. And while it's annoying, it didn't drag on too long and get annoying which was superb. There was also the whole love triangle thing, but that wasn't so bad either. I knew Rilen would loose out to Graeme in the end (it's that kind of story) so I wasn't fussed. I have to say that I rather liked Graeme as a character, but that I loathed Rilen immensely. That he broke his promise wasn't a surprise, I was actually expecting it. 
 I was surprised I liked this book so much and it wasn't until Ms4Tune had read the book that I requested it from Netgalley, (her review can be found here) Having read books by Jill Myles before and not liking them so much I was initially put off reading this one too but I'm glad I changed my mind. I'd recommend this book to people who are trying to decide if they like her books or not because it's different and interesting and worth the read.