"I think I might have been wrong about what the Fates were telling me back then. Or maybe I just don't care anymore. You're the only man I've ever loved, Colin Murphy, and I'm tired of living without you." (Sophia) 
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 Cyn: "It's good to be the king, huh?" 
 Raphael: "Only if you're my queen, lubimaya." 
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 Once again, it was a pleasure to read a new book in this series and I'm excited to start with the next one! As happened before, I felt na enormous thrill when I started with "Sophia". I liked very much that the main character is a woman and her mate a human man, it's unusual that the man figure is "weaker" in a book. 
 In Canada 3 vampires are murdered and Lucien, the canadian Lord is missing. Sophia, the most powerful vampire in Lucien's circle, having lived in South America for decades, goes back to Canada, responding Lucien's request. After the deaths of 2 of his vampires, Raphael travels to Seatle to find out what happened, soon realizing that the canadians and the Seatle deaths are linked. Sophia too travels to Seatle where she meets Colin, the police figure in the small town where the murders occured. Sophia and Colin are old acquaintaces, more, they were lovers a decade ago, separated when Colin thought she died in an explosion. Looking for the murderers brings danger to the vampires and humans involved, especially Cynthia, trigging Raphael's wrath. 
 This was a book for Sophia and Colin, but it was also and more even, to Raphael and Cyn, this couple had a strong presence and intervened more than the other. I loved it! Cyn and Raphael became the best couple I met in the last years. The love stories and emotional and the mystery/action is so riveting it's hard to stop reading. 
 The best series I met the last few years, no doubt.