I've been not so patiently waiting for Westlyn and Kieran's story, and it did not disappoint. It was hot. It was suspenseful. It was romantic. It was sweet. It had that hot and witty banter that Georgia Cates always seems to weave into her stories.

If you've read Endurance then you've read the outsiders POV of their story, and let's just say that not everything is as it seemed in that version. I really loved seeing things unfold from Westlyn and Kieran's POV's! Their romance starts unconve...

I've been not so patiently waiting for Westlyn and Kieran's story, and it did not disappoint. It was hot. It was suspenseful. It was romantic. It was sweet. It had that hot and witty banter that Georgia Cates always seems to weave into her stories.

If you've read Endurance then you've read the outsiders POV of their story, and let's just say that not everything is as it seemed in that version. I really loved seeing things unfold from Westlyn and Kieran's POV's! Their romance starts unconventionally to contemporary romance standards, but turns out to be such a sweet and hot combo by the end. I really love their story, and all the ups and downs that are included.

In true Georgia Cates fashion she does a fantastic job showcasing this couple while still making all of the side characters interesting. We get another romance that was hinted at previously, and even more questions concerning a few new and old romances. There are a few I'd love to get the story on, and one is teased at the end of this book. Yay!

I truly love this series, and would read any couple that is written about from this world! If you like alpha males who are bossy, and contemporary romance with sassy heroines, and a brotherhood trope story line... then this is the story for you.

I devoured the entire Sin series in three days. I fell in love with the world, with the people, with the danger. It’s a superb series, and I enjoyed every second I spent reading it. Unintended is the fifth book in the series and can be read as a standalone, should you choose. I highly suggest reading the entire series, however, as it will give you a better understanding of the world in which Westlyn and Kieran reside.

After reading Endurance and the first couple of chapters of Unintended, ...

I devoured the entire Sin series in three days. I fell in love with the world, with the people, with the danger. It’s a superb series, and I enjoyed every second I spent reading it. Unintended is the fifth book in the series and can be read as a standalone, should you choose. I highly suggest reading the entire series, however, as it will give you a better understanding of the world in which Westlyn and Kieran reside.

After reading Endurance and the first couple of chapters of Unintended, I was pretty sure Kieran would NEVER be able to win me over. I was deeply mistaken. The man was kind and caring and everything that Westlyn needed. Kieran portrayed a hard exterior, but it was quickly apparent it was a persona he’d explicitly honed for dealing with situations that were outside of his own wants needs. Underneath all that badassery, he was a loving, considerate person and it was that side of him had won both Westlyn and me over.

Westlyn surprised me in this book. I had a precise idea of who she was, based on how the other people in her life saw her, but she was so much more than I expected. She wasn’t the demure wallflower I had assumed. She was strong, fiercely loyal, and fearless. The girl rivaled some of the strongest female characters I’ve read, and I admired her for knowing her worth and never letting anyone give her any less than she deserved. I found myself constantly in awe of how wonderful a person Westlyn was when she had such horrendous people for parents.

The circumstances under which Kieran and Westlyn started their relationship were far less than ideal, but I felt like the acute situation they found themselves in was paramount for them figuring out what they both wanted and, frankly, needed in their lives. Watching what had happened between Westlyn and Kieran through other people eyes in Endurance was far different than what they were actually experiencing. It was a very tricky thing Georgia Cates did in giving us that perspective of them before we knew anything that was truly going on with them. I appreciated the misdirection and how it served to demonstrate that things are rarely what they appear to be from the outside.

The only wish I have for Unintended is that there would have been more. There was a time lapse of a few months near the end of the book that I would have loved to have seen on page. I feel like seeing how both Kieran and Westlyn recovered during that time would have been incredibly special.

Georgia Cates has crafted a fascinating and dynamic world in the Sin series. I love the intricacies of Scottish mafia she has developed and how each brotherhood has its own traditions and practices. There are several characters we’ve met already that I hope to hear more from; Leith and Lorna are at the top of that list, of course, but I’d also like to see Mitch and Shaw’s story, and I’m highly intrigued by the leaf Thane and Isobel seem to have turned in their relationship. I’m sure I could continue reading new books in this series for a long time to come.

This was the story I really wanted & waited for & I was not disappointed. We were teased mightily by what was going on behind the scenes with these 2 in the last book, but never told & this fills in all the blanks. Thank you!

I loved both leads. I love the family building of the Fellowship & Order. This book might not be for everyone, the equivalent of the Italian Mafia basically is the only way I can explain how these ruthless families interact and operate.

But, this was pretty romanti...

This was the story I really wanted & waited for & I was not disappointed. We were teased mightily by what was going on behind the scenes with these 2 in the last book, but never told & this fills in all the blanks. Thank you!

I loved both leads. I love the family building of the Fellowship & Order. This book might not be for everyone, the equivalent of the Italian Mafia basically is the only way I can explain how these ruthless families interact and operate.

But, this was pretty romantic for a couple caught up in all of it. Watching them fall in love was spectacular. There’s a bit of Insta in it, but Westlyn our h is no pushover. She’s known the rules & her fate for a long time. Kieran on the other hand surprised me. I loved the way he loved her. It was swoon worthy for the situation.

This whole series has been pretty great but I’m all on board for this couple. They’re my new favorite couple. I guess Lorna and Leith are next....but I really want to read Shaw and Mitch’s story! I’m totally enamored by him, lol. Great supporting characters, well written, high steam. Recommend.