This story is set five years after we left Jin and Logan previously, told from Jin's first person POV. Jin's lost his memory (six months prior) and doesn't know who he is, only that he's a werepanther and no one can smell him. He dreams of a golden man, and it's painful when anyone touches him and only marginally less so when he initiates contact. He's in New Orleans working as a bartender and being assisted by a kind stranger. 
 Eventually he has to meet the semel of the city, and the sheseru (flail/enforcer) figures out he's a reah. They'd heard rumor of a male reah, but thought it was merely that--rumor. They send off a message to the akhen-aten (Domin Thorne), and start the chain of events that leads Jin home to Logan. 
 Logan was no better off than Jin and couldn't perform properly as semel while Jin was gone, and their son, Ilia, wouldn't change from panther back to child. With Logan so unresponsive to the needs of the tribe of Mafdet, his father (Peter Church) sets in motion events to oust Logan as semel. 
 Eventually Logan reclaims Jin, who doesn't remember him (or Ilia or Crane or anyone else) at first, and Jin recovers his lost memory, so we finally find out what drove him away in the first place. (view spoiler)[I still don't understand why Jin didn't call for restitution from Peter Church for disobeying the will of the semel, which is what started all of this in the first place. But, by that point in time, it was rather moot, and they had other things on their minds, like not being killed. (hide spoiler)] 
 It seems like poor Jin just cannot catch a break from many people for being what he is: a male reah because of his nekhene blood. He cannot help that he's a male reah, and he cannot help his physical reaction to Logan anymore than Logan can help reacting to him. (In fact, Jin's lost memory ends up proving a point to Logan that Jin had made long ago.) But while some people accept their bond, Peter Church cannot. All Jin sees is that now more people (in addition to Danny, Jin's cousin, and Crane and he himself) are going to end up losing their connection to their father because of Jin. It eats at him, though Jin has plenty of people making the point to him that he's not the one causing the problem--Peter is (and those who follow him). 
 And Jin is very much in control of his own powers at that point. 
 As they had in the past, Domin and Logan have a plan that plays out, much to the horror of those who'd sought to destroy Logan. And in the end, all is right in their world, minus the detractors who don't know what a good thing they had, and will eventually find out how wrong they were to oust Logan and Jin Church. 
 I don't know if this will be the more or less end of their story. I'm sure there are other things that could happen, such as eventual issues of succession of the tribe to Ilia, but if this does happen to be the end, it's enough for me. I love these two, though, so I'll take as much of them as I can get. =) 
 (Okay, there was maybe a touch more sex than necessary in this one. I understand the need to reconnect, and then reconnect again, but after that...)