I really loved the relationship between Suzanne and Ryder. The obvious love they have for each other that everyone could see, even if they couldn't. The descriptions Erin McCarthy gave when Ryder was yearning to just touch her or hug her were wonderful.

It was very important for this book to give us the insight of both the main characters. From the outside, Suzanne often acted very irrationally. But since the reader gets to see what Suzanne's thought process is, most of the time her actions end up being understandable. But man, I felt bad for Ryder. If only he could read her mind.

Overall I'd say this is the sweetest book of the series so far. Sure it had some hot scenes, but the feelings between the hero and heroine gave me all sorts of warm-fuzzies.