Kaderin the Cold-Hearted, has spent the last thousand years not feeling. She lost them when she watched her sisters die by the same Horde vampire she showed mercy to in battle mere seconds before. Believing her lack of feelings are a blessing she hasn't felt anything since. No happiness, joy, fear, or sadness, just nothing. Now finding herself in Sebastian Wroth's home, a vampire, she can't seem to bring herself to kill him. She see's something in him. Something she just can't bring herself to end. 
 This is the third book in the Immortals After Dark series and I'm really enjoying them I just have one small complaint and that's the fact that the last three books seem to have the same formula. All of the girls have had the same excuse time and time again. They push and push and push the men away and the men are relentless in their fight, never giving up. It's endearing and irritating at the same time. 
 This one did have me thinking about time travel and how it just doesn't make sense no matter what way you look at it. I'm glad that Cole dealt with that and I feel like it was handled in the best possible way. I must hand it to her though, even after I put the book down I was contemplating and coming up with how it couldn't possible. 
 However, I obviously have to continue on in this series because I can't stop thinking about poor Bowen. He too, was competing in the Hie for a chance to go back and save a loved one. I couldn't stop thinking about how much he's suffered.