I really liked this story. I loved the way Sterling was helping London face her fears without pushing her, and how their relationship developed from there.

I did get annoyed at London for immediately believing her friend and not the man she loves when they had a fight, but to me that’s actually a sign of a good story. If I wasn’t connected to the characters, I wouldn’t have been annoyed at them! It’s just frustrating that she couldn’t give him her trust! I was glad that she came to that same conclusion on her own though, when the anger and the pain of the revelation had calmed down again.

The book is the sixth standalone in a series, and I didn’t read any of the other books yet. In the beginning I had a lot of names thrown at me, making it a bit confusing, but I didn’t need the other books to enjoy this one. 

Steam: 🔥🔥🔥🔥