Okay so I'm into the paranormal romances. Greek gods creating mean who fight a race of vampires who were created because of the gods and have to be stopped. The Dark-Hunter's are warriors who've been betrayed and whose soul's cried out for vengeance when they died. Artemis then gives the Dark-Hunter 24 hours to get their revenge before they are trained to kill the Daimons (vampires). They have no soul because Artemis holds it. If they died they become Shades, spirits that roam the earth but are never seen. 
 Were-Hunter's are human and animal. There are two types. Arcadians are human but can transform themselves into an animal and Katagarias are animals who can transform themselves into humans. Each are given a mate by the fates, and they have no control over who they're mated too. 
 Ravyn is an Arcadian Leopard Dark-Hunter. Long ago, Ravyn met a human who he discovered he was mated to. She being from centuries long ago, believed the mating mark that appeared on her hand was from the devil. She ran from Ravyn and told her people. They in turn slaughtered all the woman and children on his pack. The men who were bonded to their mates died the instant their mates died and Ravyn's father and brother blamed him. Ravyn died at the hands of his brother. 
 But Ravyn got revenge, on the human's who slaughtered his pack, and ever since he's kept to himself while his two brothers and father despise him. This in itself made me want to like him. I hate when the family is against the hero of the stories or the heroine. I'm a total sucker for that. 
 Then enter a reporter (Susan) whose reputation has been destroyed and now must work for a sleazy tabloid. But, of course! Thing is, Susan isn't a wallflower. She's gutsy, sarcastic and can hold her own in a fight. But what is a girl to do when she end up bringing home a cat (that looks like a leopard) only to have it turn into a gorgeous but deadly man? 
 Duh! Get shot at, nearly killed, fight Daimons and fall in love with him! Of course, there is another problem... because he turns into a cat... Susan's allergic to him! That I love. 
 I like the series for the most part though there are some of the books I like more than the others. This one is one of my favorite and Ravyn and Susan's passion ignites quite wonderfully. For the most part, I love the under story of the Dark-Hunter leader who is Ash. There is something about the mysterious Dark-Hunter/Atlantean/god who subjects himself to Artemis' insatiable appetite despite his hatred for her. Little by little we're learning more about Ash which is driving me mad. Hopefully soon we'll learn more. 
 The downside to stories like these is they are very predictable. I'm not as fond of stories like that. I mean they introduce a woman and a Dark-Hunter (Were-Hunter or Dream-Hunter) and you know they going to end up together. Still it is the journey and the people that keep me interested.