I've loved all of the books in this series so far, so I was ready for this next duet. I knew from the others that there would definitely be a major cliffhanger, and there was, but it so was not what I had guessed or seen coming as I read. It was easy to figure out from the little hints and clues that Liam was going to end up with some kind of problem from gambling. I did not see what happened though as what would be the way it went. I love that there was a back story between Liam and Maddie that we didn't really know before this book. It really made all the different events with them in the other books make so much more sense. I totally was frustrated with Liam throughout the whole thing though because that whole "I'm not good enough for you, you deserve better, blah blah blah" thing irritates me to no end. Especially with how long Liam kept it up, even while still being into her and being such a good guy. But I'm still loving the story and going to be very impatiently waiting for Always Yours.

Review first appeared on Lisa Loves Literature.