Re-Read 8/11/17 
 Yes, I've re read this twice this year, sue me. 
 God, I love this book. I love this book because it makes me hate it. Does that make sense? No? I don't care. I told my friend that this book is poetry. There's so many layers if you are willing to look beyond the surface. It's gritty, it's dirty, it's crazy sexy, but it's a big ass FIGHT for what you want. And they won. 
 These violent delights have violent ends. 
 Re-Read 3/26/17 
 I am still completely in love with this book! I'll continue to re-read this one over and over again. 
 5 Non Domini Stars 
 **I hope that you just looked up 'Non Domini' if you didn't already know what it is. It really sets the tone for this book.** 
 This series is absolutely AMAZING. With each progressive book my interest in each character grew and grew. This is why I prefer to binge read a series like this. There is no way I could've tolerated the wait in between these books, especially Jax and K.C.'s story. 
 Knowing a little bit about Jax's childhood I couldn't wait to see how Douglas developed his character. If I had to pick one thing that I loved most about Douglas' writing, it's that she can write one hell of a male perspective! Spot on. Seeing Jax trudge through the darkness of his past and shielding himself from a hopeful future was heart wrenching and completely rewarding. 
 What I wasn't prepared for was having a completely new look at K.C. Yes, we learn that her mother is 'strict' in the first book, but when the curtains start to be pulled back, we get a whole new perspective of what K.C. went through as well. And true to Douglas' M.O., you will never see it coming. 
 What I loved about this book is that there was a singular emotion that tethered these characters together. Loneliness. Despite being surrounded by friends and 'family' these two found themselves deeply lonesome, starving for that one person to see their true self worth and perhaps love as well. 
 Now, I'm going out on a limb here by saying that this is my favorite of the series. With that said, I'm not saying that it made me the most satisfied. I feel like there was some unfinished business that I wanted to see resolved. Will I get that in Aflame despite it being Tate and Jared's story? I hope so. I also respect the fact that Douglas didn't make a perfectly wrapped package like she did with the first 3 books, setting it a part from the others. 
 This book is special. Not everyone is going to love it, but I was consumed by it. Bring on Aflame.