Millie was Logan's dream girl. They found each other early and it was love at first sight. But it wasn't so, and 20 years apart didn't heal that hurt for either of them. Millie lived a ghost of her former life, and Logan was finalizing a divorce after 13 years of a loveless marriage. Neither were living the life they dreamed of, though each hoped the other was. A chance encounter draws Millie back to Logan and they each must finally deal with the aftermath of the pain of their breakup. 
 KA writes a long book. But there's almost enough in there for two or three books from some other authors, KA just crams it all into one. But the challenge with all that length is that sometimes things can drag at times. For me, it was the beginning that felt slow and I had the hardest time getting through. Trying to figure out what happened 20 years prior to wreck the beauty that Millie and Logan had together, while watching the ugly they were spewing at each other in the present was hard to take at times. Because they were awful to each other. But then I got it. It all made sense. And the present day storyline started turning around. The second half had so much going on between the Valenzuela storyline and blending Millie into Logan's family that I didn't want to put it down for long. 
 I will say, I loved the current relationship Logan has with his ex, Deb. It's not often that the ex is painted as a rational, sane, loving person who just wasn't right for the hero, but that is exactly who Deb is. I even finished the book thinking she doesn't need her own story because her own story is right here within Logan's. She has what she wants and just wants others around her to be happy too. Breath of fresh air. 
 There was so much interaction (and interference) from the Chaos women, and the brothers, the commandos and the cops, that this felt like coming home to a whole KA reunion. With the Valenzuela part of the story, so many other agencies and organizations have been called in to help, giving readers a glimpse at the characters we already love. 
 This was not the easy to love MC story I've come to expect from this series, but once I got into the story I was able to enjoy the characters and the story. And it was really the side characters that I already loved who kept me reading long enough to fall in love with Millie and High themselves. 
 ARC provided by publisher in exchange for an honest review.