Leigh's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4.5 STARS 
 I can tell that I have loved a book (or a series in this case) when I am not satisfied with just an epilogue. When I want more! When I want to know what goes on in their lives AFTER the happily ever after that the author gives us, and I'm not ready to leave the characters. This was the case with the Reasonable Doubt series. 
 In the third installment, the author picks up after Andrew unceremoniously breaks up with Aubrey and their relationship is bitter, to say the least. Andrew continues to be a sarcastic ass, but through his background, we gain an understanding of why he is this hard man that he has become. Aubrey continues to be the confident, blunt woman that she has been throughout the series, but she has finally had enough. She is strong, likeable and no nonsense, and the perfect match for the dirty-talking Andrew. 
 It was satisfying in this story to see the king of "one dinner, one night, no repeats" realize that he has fallen for a woman who now wants nothing to do with him. And yet, I still couldn't help but adore Andrew for all of his bluntness and self-confidence and total lack of appropriateness. Hearing his story humanized him, and gave me such sympathy for him that I really rooted for him and Aubrey to get back together. 
 Now that the entire story is released and you don't have to wait to get each third of it piecemeal, I would definitely recommend this series. As much of a complete jerk that Andrew was, I would dare anyone not to fall in love with one of the best filthy mouths of all time.