After falling hard for Monica's other books in this series, I had to give Three Broken Promises a try. While I didn't love this as much as her previous novels, it was still pretty good. I think what got to me the most was I didn't really care for Colin. I also didn't care for the dream sequences that littered the book. It's rare when an author does them right where I feel like they're not cheesy, so I'm sad to say I felt that way about them here. Jen, however, was a decent female lead and I loved seeing Drew and Fable every now and then. 
 What kept me going was definitely Jen and Colin's dialogue and Jen herself. I think they had great chemistry and they understood each other on a deeper level, as friends and as lovers. I also loved how tough and witty Jen could be at times, but also how caring and trusting she is. I admired her for that, even though it got her in trouble a few times. She had a very difficult past and she's just trying to figure out what she wants to do with her life. 
 I didn't, however, like Colin all that much. I understood his reasons for not going after Jen, but I didn't believe it. I felt like their feelings for each other were so obvious, to all of the characters and to each other, that I didn't like how long it took for things to progress. There was a lot of back and forth that I felt was just there to fill space and didn't do anything for me. I especially don't like it when a person knows damn well they want the other person, refuses to accept them, yet also refuses to let them go. It's too much game-playing for me and there also quite a few scenes I could've done without, meaning they either annoyed me or I felt like they were necessary. 
 Overall, I enjoyed the book enough and I like Monica's writing and characters, for the most part. Even though I couldn't really connect with Jen and Colin's story, I'm looking forward to Drew and Fable's novella and Owen's story. I'm definitely not done with this series or this author.