By far my least favorite in the series. It somehow managed to be both boring and still make me hate the heroine. I struggled to finish it. There wasn’t enough going on to hold my attention.

I didn’t like either mc. Luke was a pushover. Seven was selfish. I was expecting someone who had been on their own so long to at least be smart, but that was another issue I had with Seven. She was blinded by wanting to get custody of her teenage sister, to the point of betraying Luke (even if she doesn’t fully go through with it, she allows him to “save” her by giving the FBI some information on his dad). It was crystal clear that her sister didn’t want rescuing from her foster family, but Seven for some reason had it in her head that she would make a better parent. Even though she was about the most immature character I’ve read in a very long time.

I did enjoy Tank and Emma’s wedding. Seeing as this is the last book in this series I wish we would have gotten a bit more of the previous characters (particularly Josie and Rissa).

Overall this series had its ups and downs. It’s been on my TBR for a long time. While I’m glad I finally read it, it’s not one I’d revisit or recommend to friends.