Review: Sinner, Saviour
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2013
written for [...]:  Pablo has taken over Los P, a gang in Brooklyn that is mostly gunrunning. He meets with one of his adversary's that wants to buy guns from only them.  During this meeting he meets York's new right hand man and can't get him out of his head. He has to keep his sex-life a secret because of being a gang-leader and  he has been hurt in the past and doesn't feel his heart is his own to give.Dev has secrets of his own and knows for many reasons he should not pursue Pablo but he just can't help himself. He knows that it's a relationship doomed to fail and the fact that Pablo pushes him away makes it more appealing.This is book two in this series. I had read the third first and in my opinion if I had not, this one would have been harder to follow. Syren's appearance in this one really stemmed from a scene in the third, that if you didn't know that story I think you may have really been stumped, and you would have no idea about the other man Pablo was pining for. HOWEVER, this is a lovey story on its own. I love how in this one it isn't so cut and dried easy for these two. I love how Pablo pushes away and keeps telling Dev  he is just a thing.  I liked not liking Pablo so much and having to form a relationship with him myself, but then again I am a sucker for the bad-boys. I loved Dev's determination though I don't think I'd go through half the hell Pablo put him through and wow was the sex  smoking! This is a great series and I cannot wait for the next one!Recommendation: I do recommend you read book one and Three first for better understanding and enjoyment on this one.  If you love a deep heartfelt love story, especially where one  man is in love with someone else, between cops and criminals, gunrunners, gangs, undercover agents, drama, suspense and very hot mansex, this is a must.