I enjoyed the story overall and I never mind reading this kind of storyline. I think Kennedy did a great job with it. The thing that bugged me, though, was Sabrina. I understood where she was coming from, not wanting to trap Tucker, growing up not depending on anyone and not knowing what love really is, but she really didn't give him any credit or enough of a break. Tucker was the epitome of patient and understanding and he definitely deserved better than the cold shoulder and aloofness that Sabrina tended to give him. I felt like she didn't give herself over to him enough, and yes, that's her character, but I didn't like it. And trust me, I'm a very jaded person and don't trust people easily, but there were a few moments where she wasn't thinking straight, or smart, at all, especially when it came to her safety and the well-being of her situation. 
 I also didn't like how abrupt the ending was when it came to Tucker and Sabrina's relationship. There was just way too much build-up to them actually being a stable couple and the way the resolution played out wasn't what I was hoping it would be. Kennedy does keep it pretty low on the drama and angst, which is surprising given the subject matter, but maybe that's the problem. 
 I definitely sped through this and am really enjoying this series and this group of friends. I'm already diving into the books I missed since I'm reading this out of order. I loved Tucker in this and it was good to see glimpses of the other characters. I hope we get a spin-off series with the younger characters.