Lovely and sweet, short romantic snack. It was great to learn more about Savannah because she has always been interesting in the main story, but she appeared so little. It was also fun to get to know the details of her and Gideon's love story, as well as the effects of his mother's depression on the entire Royal family. I liked the alternating tempo between Savannah's POV and Gideon's POV, as well as between past and present. The only thing I don't understand is how Steve is free when he's accused of MURDER, but I can't say I understand the American legal system too much. Excellent story for afternoon relaxation, but definitely not standalone; I recommend reading the previous books in the series.