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Sin Undone by Larissa Ione

kathydavie's review against another edition

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4.0

Fifth in the Demonica erotic paranormal-romance that normally revolves around the demon hospital, Underground General Hospital, located under New York City. This time, the hospital is mostly a stopping off point as Sin and Conall gate around the world attempting to stop the werewolf virus that Sin set off in Ecstasy Unveiled.

The Story
Ooh, Sin's in trouble. Her humanity keeps peeking out and refusing to accept every assassination contract that comes through her den. Her assassins aren't making as much money and they start to plot and plan against her. Even as Sin is forced to leave the safety of the den to aid Con in finding a cure and saving warg lives.

Oh yeah, and part of the cure requires Con to feed from Sin. It seems that when Sin and Con's blood is mixed, it starts attacking the the virus. Eidolon wants Sin's blood in Con so Sin can monitor how the mixed blood works to kill the SF virus (Sin Fever...yeah, Sin's just real excited that they named it after her!). E's hopeful that if Sin can see the blood kill the virus that she will be able to replicate the behavior and stop the plague.

That's where the travel odyssey comes in. Sin and Con are to travel to all the virus hotspots and try to cure wargs. Now, if they can each fight the attraction each has for the other. And, if they can just escape all the assassins coming after her. Seems there are a lot of factions just dying to get rid of her. And a few that wouldn't mind Con's discontinued existence… The warg council. The turned wargs. Sin's own assassins. A few ex-lovers...

The Characters
Sin is Lore's twin sister, a half-human, half-demon succubus with an arm that can incite disease in anyone she touches. She's inherited Detharu's assassin den and cannot be deposed until someone kills her and takes Deth's ring. Fortunately, as long as she stays in the den or inside UGH, no one can touch her.

Conall is one of UGH's EMTs and a dhampire exiled from his clan hundreds of years ago. Seems Con's picked up on that warg virus Sin started.

Luc is another EMT but as a warg, he's susceptible to the virus and Eidolon has isolated all werewolf employees until they can get a handle on the plague. A good news-bad news situation as Luc has a sweet little cabin in Canada with some built-in safety precautions that help Kar [Passion Unleashed] when the Guardian shows up needing help and protection from her own people but creates a problem when the Turned and born wargs show up to do battle up in all that isolation.

My Take
Oh, boy. This one is complicated. It's like Ione was determined there would only be this last book for the series and she was gonna cram it all in and tidy it all up. The dhampires require Con to forsake the world and return to his clan to rule and breed. Amongst the wargs, there is major conflict between the born and the turned. With one warg in particular eager to get his way no matter who he has to hurt. Luc has his revelation with Kar. And Eidolon finds his vaccine in the most unlikely spot.

Then there's the conflict between Con and Sin. He hates her. He wants her. She wants him. But she refuses to be owned by anyone. Between them, they have to discover just what being in love is all about and how ownership just isn't the same. It's a shame that realization comes so late.

I do love the crazy interaction between the siblings. Think of guys after a really intense game of, oh, say, touch football, all jazzed up on adrenaline and power combined with locker room antics and how guys slang off each other. You can't help but laugh...and be grateful you have a removed seat to all the action!

Ione is setting us up for the series that follows this one, Lords of Deliverance with Eternal Rider as the kick off installment.

The Cover
Yeah, I'll bite! It's definitely a Con and Sin cover. He's got her by the arms in a hold that is both desire and conflict while Sin has this teasing look on her face of...hmmm, maybe… As for the title, oh yeah, Sin is definitely Undone.

whimsicalmeerkat's review against another edition

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4.0

This was a fun read. Nice twist on the Sems.

plasticstrawberry314's review against another edition

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adventurous fast-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? No
  • Diverse cast of characters? No
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

2.75

anits12's review against another edition

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4.0

Loved it, and a sad the series is over but there is a spin off..

avid_reader_96's review against another edition

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5.0

Wow. Talk about going out with a bang. Initially Please Unbound was my favorite but Sin Undone has taken its place. This book was beyond amazing and the chemistry between Con and Sin was off the charts. I can't wait to start the Lords of Deliverance series after being introduced to War. Larissa Ione is truly an amazing author and I have no doubt that I'll be just as in love with her other series as I am with this one. This has become one of my favorite series and Ione one of my favorite authors.

silreadsalot's review against another edition

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5.0

I love it! It took me so long to read this book, not because it was bad, but because life kept getting in the way. Every time I picked it up I wished I could just continue reading. But eventually real life pulled me back in. Any who...this book was awesome! Full of action, delicious characters and a very good story. I would recommend it to anyone!

mamabears_fabulous_book_finds's review against another edition

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3.0

This took a little time to read. It had its ups and downs, and it's lulls. Overall though, it was a good book but not the best in the series.

joanybingereader's review against another edition

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adventurous emotional

3.0

charms1976's review against another edition

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5.0

Oh my goodness! This author sure knows how to keep a reader engaged in a story! After finishing the last book in the series, I was anxious to find out how Sin was going to adjust to not only having more siblings, but she was going to have to deal with being the only girl as well. On top of that, she is also the new leader of an assassination team. Talk about having too many things on your plate at once. Add in a very sexy dhampire, and a horrendous disease, stir until boiling over and you have Sin Fever that can be taken several ways!

When Sin unknowingly unleashes a disease that is threatening the werewolf community and it is wreaking havoc on the whole demon world. Con, who is half werewolf / halfvampire, must try and figure out a way of stopping the virus while trying to keep Sin from being killed.

After Con has sex with Sin after a bet, they both try to put on the front that they despise each other. They loathe working together but they both feel the sexual tension that is building between the two. Con also has to fight the fact that he is getting addicted to Sin's blood which could send him over the edge as well.

I so enjoyed this book. I might have to say that it is possibly my second favorite of the series only because Wraith's book is still my favorite. He will always hold that number one spot I think. This book though, I found myself laughing, cheering, and crying right along with the characters. There were so many emotions that I went through due to this story that just proves the wonderful skill that the author has with her writing. This was the last book in the series, as far as I know, but I do understand that she has a spin off series that intertwines with the Demonica Series. We are even introduced to a few characters that are going to be portrayed in the spin off in Sin Undone. I personally can't wait to dive into those stories as well. What a ride these books have been and one I don't want to stop!

kaylasmom11's review against another edition

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5.0

Enjoyed this one a lot. There is always a lot going on in these books to keep it interesting with new relationships and new characters.