As I continue on with this series, I'm even more drawn in. I loved reading more of the story from Reed's perspective. It's interesting to see how Reed and Easton change and grow with Ella in their life. I would love to see the twins and Gideon getting to know her better.

The ending of this book is full of shocks and cliff hangers, so you're going to want to have the third book handy when you're getting near the end. Thankfully, I had already checked it out of my local library, so I'm ready to go!

I'm very anxious to see what ends up happening with Reed and Ella, but I'm also eager to see if the series ends up branching off and letting us into the lives of the other Royal brothers. I'm reminded a bit of Siobhan Davis' Kennedy Boys series and hope this goes in a similar path, letting us into each of their lives and relationships. I would even love to see a story about Val and if she finds her happiness again.