Kitty's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 OK, so I went into this book thinking that there was no way that Lynsay Sands could continue this series without it becoming stale and something, anything, repeating itself. Well, another life mate - more shared pleasure - a surprise (didn't think she would finally do it) and an HEA .... Vegas Baby! Nope, nothing, nada .... a completely new storyline with wonderful characters and a surprise here and there. Not disappointed, not surprised .... Lynsay Sands did it again. 
 The story of Sherry and Basil (pronounced Baw-zil) just took me by surprise. No secrets, just out in the open "we are Immortals and we are life mates" from the beginning to the end. And, in the end, as Sherry would put it ... she was the cheese to his pepperoni ... and together they could overcome anything. 
 Basil was totally taken with Sherry. He felt the bond but totally screwed up explaining everything to her. He had her running scared, well, until he kissed her and showed her what shared pleasure was. Then she was totally on board with the idea of possibly, maybe being life mates. He just couldn't get over that she was totally opposite of what he had in mind for his life mate but, he saw the determination, the protectiveness, the vulnerability in her and knew that he would not only mate her but love her for all time. 
 As for Sherry, well, she thought she was on one hell of a trip. There was no other explanation, someone had to have slipped her some drugs. That, or she was having one erotic dream. But, as things unfolded, the truth about her and Basil finally hits home. As she meets her father, as she unravels all the lies of her life, as she realizes that Basil is the love of her life, Leonius has her in her sights and will stop at nothing until he has Stephanie back and Sherry dead or turned. 
 Another twist by Ms. Sands and a wonderful, new and exciting storyline. There are old favorites spread out throughout the book and new and exciting people to explore. But, Justin Bricker needs his life mate ... he needs an HEA and I can't wait until Ms. Sands finally concedes and writes his story. I absolutely, positively love him to death ... he's handsome, funny, sexy and deserves to be happy instead of looking up different ways to say penis on the internet. 
 So, as book 21 of the Argeneaus' comes to a close, I can only say that Lynsay Sands did it again. She wrote a wonderful, fun, loving story filled with characters that we fall in love with and love visiting with. From Lucien to Marguerite ... now Sherry and Basil to Alexander ... we can only look forward to who and what she has in mind for the future. Thank you, Ms. Sands, for keeping this series, light, fun and interesting. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review