ETERNAL SIN is steamy,
exciting and a tear jerker. Synjon Wise has had all of his
emotions drained from him and transferred to Cruen, as
punishment for Cruen's crimes. Synjon is having himself a
grand ole time in his new penthouse in New York. While
Petra is 7 months pregnant in the rain forest and in
failing health. She is moody, depressed and starving. She
has tried eating everything to curb her appetite, but
nothing is working. She has tried to take blood, but as
soon as it hits her throat she vomits it back up. The only
thing that will work is the blood of the balas's father,
Synjon, but he is not coming back anytime soon.
I really liked the story between Petra and Syn, even though
at times you either want to cry or slap Syn and make him
see reason. But since all of his emotions have been drained
is there a way for him to care about Petra and his balas?
You will just have to read ETERNAL SIN and find out.
I
liked the story and the chemistry these two have. I was
glad that Ms. Wright continued their story and did not leave
her readers hanging about what happened to them. I like Ms.
Wright's writing style and her ability to tell a good
story. If you have not read her Mark of the Vampire<
se series
you should. It is worth your time. I recommend you read
them in order, and I recommend ETERNAL SIN.
The violent attack left Synjon destroyed and his lover
dead—at the will of the evil vampire Cruen. Syn's
passionate savior was Petra. When she became pregnant with
his child, it should have been a blessing—until Syn
vanished after discovering the truth: Petra was the daughter
of the man he despised above all others. The daughter of
Cruen.
When Petra's health begins to decline, she contacts Syn
to help save their baby. Though reluctant to see Petra, he
cannot turn his back on his own innocent child. But night
after night, as his feelings for Petra are rekindled, Syn
becomes increasingly torn.
Although everyone assumes that Cruen is dead, Syn is not
convinced—and is still hell–bent on finding and
destroying him once and for all. But will his thirst for
vengeance keep him from seeing what is really worth living
for before it is too late?