I tried. I really tried. I couldn't make it past 55%. Adrian has kicked off what feels like it could be a nice spin-off of the Midnight Breed series, but I pretty much loathed the premise and concept of the relationship conflict and neither main character appealed to me on any level. 
 I mean...seriously...Kellen loved Mira so much eight years ago that when he catches a glimpse of their future, a future in which he's sentenced to death for several capital crimes he has yet to commit, he decides to spare her that pain by...faking his death...and actually becoming a rebel, the very thing that would precipitate the vision of that horrible future actually happening. 
 Without even discussing it with her, or letting her know what he saw. 
 BECAUSE MAKING HER MOURN HIS DEATH FOR EIGHT YEARS AND LETTING HER LIVE A LIE IS SO BLOODY MUCH BETTER?!?! 
 I'm sorry, that whole selfless martyr crap pisses me off faster than anything else and is probably one of my least favorite plot contrivances in romance - right next to second-chance romances, which this one is (yeah, this book was pretty much doomed to fail for me from the start). 
 By the time I hit the halfway mark, I was looking at Kellen as a gutless coward who didn't love Mira enough to fight for their future together. Period. And Mira wasn't exactly a paragon either, given how quick she caved to her lust for a man who baldly lied to her, dismissed her more than once, and generally betrayed her trust in the most heinous way. Christ, woman, have some self respect. 
 That's when I figured I should probably stop reading. Despite the promise of the external plot threads of the book and the potential for an awesome continuation of the series, I realized that not only didn't I want to see Kellen and Mira get any sort of happily ever after, I mostly just wanted them to be killed off.