I wanted to like this book more, but it didn't really wow me. I could only read it in small doses. There were things I like and equally dislike about the book. 
 Damian and Savannah (Savi) has a history together, which is found in Masters at Arms. The review will be a bit spoiler-y if you haven't read the first book. After their one day at the beach, Savi ends up pregnant and runs away from home while Damian joins the military. 8 years later, they meet up again in Nobody's Hero although Savi has changed her name and look. 
 Damian is dealing with his PTSD and not while after, Savi is running away again, this time with her daughter in tow when her past hunts her down. Savi goes to Damian for help where he learns he has a daughter. The scene with the chocolate and cinnamon was really heartfelt. It was great that Mari took to her dad right away. 
 I love Damian and his gentle ways to coax Savannah and help her rid of her demons. But then I didn't really feel much of the connection between them since Savi held back way too often. I understand that she had a really traumatic and abused childhood, so she can't trust easily but it kind of hindered their connection in the second half of the book. On that note, the second half of the book was ALL about BDSM 101. I got bored and wanted to skip some parts but I hate doing that if I missed something. I was more interested on what the heck was going on between Marc and Angelina. I'm still a bit lost as to what the heck happened. Maybe someone who read the book can enlighten me. Did I miss something huge? They were together and all of a sudden, they're not anymore after that ski trip with Melissa talking to Angie. I. Don't. Get. It. Now we wait for another Marc and Angie book to resolve their issue(s). I feel stressed out! 
 It took quite the journey for Damian and Savi to find their HEA, they're probably the only couple I've read who have had this much trauma and hardship to deal with. With that said, this book is about healing and surviving and that's what they are, survivors. Although I didn't connect with them as characters, I'm happy they got their HEA. My main pet peeve though: they named their frigging private parts........... I mean REALLY??!?! GAHHHHHH. 
 Also, the book could use another run through of proofreading. I'm sure I made grammar errors all the time but to read them really drive me nuts. Ms. Masters releases updated versions as well as errors are found so you might read one with less or none. 
 3 stars. Liked it but not enough to reread I don't think.