This one was my least favourite of the series. Though the writing was still good and the characters were as lovable as ever, I felt like it wasn’t particularly necessary. I didn’t get much new from this story, but regardless I’m still happy I read it in order to finish the trilogy. It is unfortunate but despite that I did really love this series and will, without a doubt, be reading anything else this author creates that takes my fancy.

— I’m not a fan of jealousy so I found it difficult throughout the entire series to feel comfortable with Quinton saying that she’s his, she belongs to him, she can’t do this, that and the other etc., but that is a personal preference. I never have been a fan of the overly alpha male, but thankfully this series doesn’t lay it on too thick. It’s not like 50 shades wherein Christian is constantly reminding her that she belongs to him, telling her what to do etc.. It isn’t slapped in your face with every page turn, so I could definitely let that go!
— Steamy as ever, though less so than the other books. This was focused more on their hardships as a couple and navigating through their difficulties. Regardless, I still enjoyed it. Though it was a bit disappointing because the sex scenes featured throughout this series were mind blowing. Heheh.
— Major TW for violence, abuse, fertility issues, drugs, alcohol. There is a lot of content throughout this entire series.

This novel definitely was a lot to digest and had my heart pounding the entire time. I really, really enjoyed it and had a phenomenal time reading the entire series. So much fun and I would definitely recommend it — but not if you’re fancying a light hearted, steamy romance! This is abundantly steamy but not light-hearted for the most part (though there are some hilarious bits).