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 The long awaited story of Paris is finally here and it does not disappoint. Kane is still missing, William is some how saved, Ashlyn and Maddox are still expecting and of course Paris is still on the hunt for Sienna. When Paris learns that Sienna had tried to reach him but he was unable to see her, he becomes determined to find a way to get to her. It is through an encounter with a minor goddess named Viola, that he discovers the secret to seeing his conquest (minus a few details that he would probably want to know). After some coaxing from an angel named Zacharel and some time with needles and ash tainted ink, Paris finds himself capable of seeing the dead woman he is determined to find. There is simply one problem, she is The Realm of Blood and Shadows and it takes pain and blood to get there. 
 Sienna is tired of being held prisoner and would prefer death to the pain and agony she has suffered since coming to the Realm of Blood and Shadows. Her wings ache, she is weak, there are shadows that devour her from time to time and the only time she gets out is when Wrath goes out for a kill and leaves her with the bloody memories when they return. She is determined to find her sister and Cronus promises to know where she is. He swears that Galen has fathered a child with her sister and that Sienna must seduce him in order to find out her whereabouts. Sienna is ready to deal with her task until she encounters a dream of Paris coming into her prison screaming her name. 
 When Paris and Sienna both realize that their encounter is real, all hell breaks loose. The past has caused such mistrust between them that neither of the two know if they can get past it. What they do know, is there is still an attraction that can't be matched between them. When they finally have an opportunity to see if Paris's demon will allow him to take Sienna again, they are attacked by carnivorous shadows. Luckily, William is there to save the day but is unwilling to explain how. When they finally find a way to leave the castle and Paris and Sienna are finally able to deal with their attraction (and WOW what a scene) but Paris is still unsure that Sienna is with him out of regret for the hurt she caused him or because she is truly attracted to him. Once the two figure out their true motives, they refuse to part even thought they know it must come eventually if Cronus and Galen are to be defeated without destroying the Lords in the process. This becomes an issue when the rest of the Lords join them in the Realm of Blood and Shadows after a run in with Galen and a very pregnant Ashlyn about to give birth. Not to mention, no one can see Sienna but Paris and those blessed with the gift of seeing the dead. In other words, Paris always looks like he is talking to (and having sex with) himself. 
 As truths are revealed, battles both with friends and enemies are fought, Sienna and Paris must find a way to be together. Can Paris stay with one woman forever? Can Sienna ever find out what happened to her sister and why she was put into this predicament in the first place? Why is it everyone wants her on their side? Oh, and will Kane ever get out of Hell? Yes these questions will be answered and a few surprises will come your way too. 
 What a roller coaster of a story! Throughout the book the multiple stories within the story are taking place. Just as you get into a scene, it switches to someone else. While I admit, that can be frustrating, it gives a solid picture of everything that is happening simultaneously. What I appreciated was that Paris shows how vulnerable he is and how self conscious he feels about his past exploits. Sienna shows him that people should not always be judged by appearance (which she had originally done to Paris as well) and shows him how openly one can love. I was equally thrilled to see the the fierce nature of Paris come out to play. He has always fought for women but when his heart is locked on one woman, it is so passionate that he becomes enraged with another demon. His dedication to Sienna made me cheer him on and his desire for her had me melting into a puddle. What is more fun is the multiple ways she turns him on. If I knew throwing a desk drawer at a man would cause him to throw me on the bed and jump my bones in a mad fit of passion, I would be throwing furniture at my husband every day. 
 Of course it would not be a Lords of the Underworld story if it did not include some side action. We are introduced to Viola, keeper of Narcissism and minor goddess of the afterlife. She proves to add some interesting competition to the minor goddess of anarchy and now the two are on a mission to hang paintings of themselves throughout the new castle. The birth of the twins is an interesting scene and seeing the Lords softening up to the two bundles is just plain cute. While I admit you might want to smack William a few times at his nicknames for the pair, it is funny and I am curious to see how those characters will be intertwined in the next story. We are also given a much bigger point of view of Zacharel the angel. He is constantly hovering over Paris and Sienna and of course causing jealousy fits from Paris as a result. Knowing he has never felt passion, and shows know emotion, has a few people intrigued and I am curious to see where that leads in Gena Showalter's new series Angel's of the Dark. 
 Overall this book, like the others in the series, is well worth the read. I enjoyed every moment and I am now anxiously awaiting what will happen next now that a few chapters in this story are closed and new ones are opening. I am hoping that William's book will come soon.