I think that some readers may have a problem with Kayla. She’s at a crossroads in her life and she seems to have spent quite a bit of time moping about it instead of actually doing anything constructive. Doesn’t even seem like she’s done any real soul searching. Instead she seems to be waiting for things to come to her and push her where she needs to be. Lucky for her she runs into Liam.

Liam has always lost any coolness he might have when he’s around Kayla. As they spends some time together, though, things start to change and their attraction begins to grow. He shows himself to be an awesomely sexy closet alpha that is just looking for the right woman to complete his life. Unfortunately his role as the family fixer may throw their romance a few curve balls.

It’s not easy juggling everything for everyone but Liam has a need to try and it just happens to conflict with Kayla’s issues stemming from her relationship with her own family. I’m not saying that there isn’t a problem with the Patrick family dynamic, just that unfortunately it crosses uncomfortably with the Gallagher’s. It’s not a good situation for either of them but luckily they work through it well and quickly.

*** I voluntarily read a Review Copy of this book. All opinions stated are solely my own and no one else’s. ***