Yes, we got some diversity in the mix with Sinner. Which was a great excuse to include a racism storyline and have that conversation. I will say it was handled very well, and the commentary was pretty accurate. We also have age gap love, which is always dicey.  I enjoyed Sean and Zenny's story.  It reminded me of the movie Sweet November where Keanu agreed to stay with Charlize Theron for a month to try to attain a more fulfilled life.  Although this book is definitely more erotic. I think Sean is a sap (just like his brother Tyler), masquerading as an ahole (you see early on there is depth to him).  Zinny is a wide eyed dreamy nympho.  I loved it.  There is not as much sexy stuff as Priest and a bit more tame in locations, but steamy nonetheless. Vegetable oil has many uses.  You get into some serious issues in this book regarding chronic illness and grief which I didn't expect.  Beautiful explanations.  This author has a very realistic view in life, and I like that. Well done followup.  Looking forward to what Aiden working with in Saint.