Man, I need to keep on top of my reviews. 
 I read this a week ago, so let's see... 
 Gena Showalter is back at her show-dazzling best. This had a real Hades and Persephone feel to it, but Baden (who can't be touched) is looking for a magical coin, so kidnaps Katarina (a dog-breeder, has something to do with Hellhounds) on her wedding day. Alek is the biggest pillock ever, and I was kinda happy when Katarina just ripped out his ribs. Also she made a point of being Baden's equal, and even left him (I think) or insisted on leaving him, just to prove this point. Very feminist friendly, whilst giving us an alpha that concedes to this, but also doesn't lose any alpha-ness. 
 One point deducted, because like the The Dark Brotherhood series by J.R Ward, all these subplots with secondary characters will be the death of me. As compelling as they are, I do not want to be immersed in one plotline, then suddenly switched to an unrelated one for a few pages then back again. It's even more disconcerting when you're reading sexy times between the secondary characters - who started this silly trend? I demand answers. 
 Still, a hot 2016 release. You won't be disappointed.