3 Quirky and sweet stars! 
 Source: eARC for Honest Review Courtesy from Author and Wordsmith Publicity 
 I have always adored this series as there is something quirky and sweet about Chloe and Jason Vanderholt. Technically this can be read as a standalone but I think at minimum Someone Else's Fairytale needs to be read first. 
 In this book it is a continuation of Chloe and Jason in their married life as they deal with the aftermath of her brother getting out of jail. The brother who tried to kill her. From reading the title at first you think her half sister is a bad wicked but she's a good wicked, that you couldn't ask for better in a sister. 
 E.M. Tippetts has a way of writing the quirky nuances and pauses that happen in conversations that makes the characters more real. This book had some suspense and we were left with a possible cliffhanger, but it all depends on perspective. For some it will be enough closure and for others they will want more from the ending. 
 This book was cute and suspenseful but I was left wanting a bit more. It had it's usual E.M. Tippetts charm but it felt like I wanted more from the story. You know when you read a book within a series that is good but feels more like a bridge book getting us ready for the next book? This is what this book felt like. It felt like there were a lot of details but nothing earth shattering to get a visceral reaction out of me, but we were left wanting or needing more to truly get closure within the story. My fingers are crossed we get another book in this series where we can get closure to this suspense and more of Chloe and Jason and how they deal with their relationship, fame, careers and family.