I have to say that it is my favorite of the series so far. You really get to delve into the romantic and intimate parts of Ever and Damen's relationship in the first half of this book. Honestly, I enjoyed this book so much I couldn't put it down. I loved how "in love" Ever and Damen are and the internal struggle to take their relationship to the next level. I was eager to see if and when they would finally be one and how far their relationship would go. 
 The only downfall to this book, and really the entire series, is the fact that is can be predictable. After reading the story for just a little, you can pretty much figure out who the bad guy is and what is going to happen. Ever struggles with figuring out right from wrong and dealing with her own insecurities and trust issues, while learning about Damen and her past. Damen's role is pretty much non-existent in the second half of the book due to his "illness" and we meet a new character, Roman, who adds quite a twist to the whole story. 
 The key thing about this book is how Ever gets the chance to change her life and possibly stop that fatal accident with her family. We get to see whether she chooses a life without Damen or a life without her family, although the outcome is fairly obvious, the way it leads to that is something you don't really expect. I also didn't like how Ever can be so selfish sometimes and, possibly, a bit dumb, in that she can't see the bigger picture and can't learn who to trust. It really is her downfall and how the book is able to progress so far, I suppose. 
 Even with the book's predictability and Ever's character being a little bit annoying, I enjoyed the storyline and couldn't put the book down, wondering what would happen next. Alyson does a good job of making you want to know more, despite the obvious flaws.