This is the final book in this trilogy and it is definitely not a disappointment. There were decisions made in Book 2 that now have repercussions in the lives of the participants, particularly Layla. As the head of the mafia, she has to be seen as ruthless, but some of the choices she's been forced to make don't set as well with her as others. The echoes of those choices (especially the ones from the cliffhanger) continues through much of this 3rd book and make it darker and more intense. The title is appropriate as Layla metes out justice and repayment for the things done to her. There are ultimate two ways that can go: death or redemption. It makes for a messy, spicy, sometimes bloody ride.