This book touched my heart when I read it.
This book is about Kerry and Dante this time.  I got a taste of both of these characters from the first book “Unleashed.”
Kerry is a sexy model who isn’t the starving run-way model either.  She’s the model with the womanly curves who everyone wants modeling for them.  She has a condition though where she hates touching people because once she moves them, she feels pain and also sees images.  She was adopted, and she always felt distant from her adopted family.  She always felt like something was wrong with her because they did not want anything to do with her.
Dante is a sexy Amoveo who is apart of the Fox clan. He’s had it rough since what happened in the last book.  He knows there’s something different about Kerry and he also knows that she’s his mate after seeing her on the beach for the first time.  He has to find a way to tell her about him and also find out what she is exactly.
Kerry is half human and half Amoveo just like her best friend, Samantha who is from the previous book.  In the first book, Kerry was put into the dilemma between the Clans, and she didn’t even realize it.
In “Untouched,” Kerry is sent on a modeling job down in New Orleans, and of course, the sexy Dante goes with her as a bodyguard.  While they are there, they find out the job has switched to an old house.  For some reason, the old man there doesn’t want them inside of it.
Also, while on her modeling job Kerry is being threatened by “The Punisher” which is Dante’s mission to find out who it is.  He knows it has to do with something with Kerry being half Amveo., but he doesn’t know who to trust.  Malcolm and Samantha end up helping out with it, but of course, they end up in the crossfire again in this book.
In between, the chaos of the modeling job and “the Punisher,” Dante and Kerry end up hooking up, and the chemistry between them is perfect.  They fit well together, and there is no way Kerry can resist Dante and vice versa.
In the end, when I found out who the killers were, I wasn’t expecting it.  I also wasn’t expecting the twist that Sara threw into the book about Kerry.  Yes, Sara…you had me crying at the end.  I felt so sorry for Kerry.  At least Dante was there for her, and she got some closure.
This book will have you crying, turning the pages for more, and loving the characters.
I recommend this book to anyone who loves Shifters and loves Paranormal Romance.
Sara has a fan for life, and I look forward to the next book in the series this November, which to me is too far away at the moment.  =)