There are few topics I tend to avoid when looking for books to read. One of them is homosexuality, another is incest. Abuse falls somewhere in there somewhere. Why? Well... Usually they're very disturbing and I feel uncomfortable reading about something I don't approve of. Since Kelley York pretty much shook up my reading list with Hushed, I was compelled to read a book about the taboo love of brother and sister when it popped up in my recommendations. I felt it was my duty in some weird way. So I did. And I've got say, it's not as uncomfortable to read as you might think... I mean yes, they're related but when you understand the type of relationship they've always had it's hard to picture them as anything less than two people who love each other more than life itself. It's like Maya explained, they were never just brother and sister. They were always more. Caretakers to their siblings, parents, protectors. It grew on them and it grew on me. And Tabitha wrote the story so beautifully. You can't help but fall in love with Lochan and Maya together... 
 What a beautiful, captivating story. You really have to ask yourself throughout the book, "how could something so wrong, sound so right?". Amazing.