There we go. It's all wrapped up with a nice bow on top. Gideon and Eva both opened up to each other and outside people, confronted their past and present demons, and defeated the big threats to themselves and their relationship. Drama with all G's ex's, Eva's mother, the press, G's family issues, etc. were all dealt with tidily, but with enough drama to show that the author hadn't lost her "touch" and to put the final nail in the full trusting relationship between E and G. A few things were a bit interesting and forced (like the whole thing with Eva's mother), but others were really nicely done and more realistic (like G's relationship with his family - especially his mother and step-dad). And around it all there sex scenes remained. Interestingly though, as the series went and people got more invested in the characters, the number of sex scenes lessened (maybe less important to get/keep people hooked?) - it's interesting. I wonder if that's what all romance series end up as. Maybe I'll learn more about that next V-Day when I again get the craving for a romance novel/story. Despite the fact that the length of the series was more than anticipated, and I now need to do some catch up reading elsewhere, I'll admit that I did get pulled in and I did want to see where everything ended up.