***4 Stars*** Confession first: I haven’t read all of the Original Sinners books. I’ve read a couple and then some that are connected to the world of, but I still consider myself a newbie to the world and the intricacies of the relationships between all of the main characters. But with that said, I thoroughly enjoyed my time in their world and didn’t feel lost at all. I mean, my interest in Nora, Søren and Kingsley got kicked up a good bit and has me wanting to mess with my TBR list so I can truly dive into their world, but I never felt like I was so far out in left field when it came to their unique dynamic that I lost interest in the book. With that said, the mystery of why Father Ike committed suicide was very well done. While there were parts that dragged a bit for me, the twists and turns in the story kept me turning the pages to see how everything would turn out and it was definitely one for the ages. But what really held my interest was the budding friendship between Cyrus ...