***Full Review Posted*** 
 Talk about FEELS. Lots and lots but mostly those of the sweet, swoony type that I'm more than certain kept a dopey smile plastered on my face. Colt and Verity are firmly seated next to Ash and Savannah as my favorite Katy Regnery couples! 
 Colton is my kind of hero. Tall, dark and broody but with a heart of gold that he tries to hide from the world and even from himself, but tends to overrule his wishes from time to time. At first glance Colt is not the bright and shiny white knight charging into save the day, he's more the tarnished, gruff knight who steps into help, not for the glory but because it's the right thing to do. And as we get to know him we find that below that tarnished exterior is a man with an honorable and compassionate heart that he doesn't always know what to do with. 
 On the surface Verity comes across as young and naive because of her age, open nature and youthful looks, but not all is as it appears. Life has thrown her a few curve balls and she has had to grow up fast and be the adult in her small family. But while most people would be bitter at having to take on so much responsibility at such a young age, she meets it head on. This isn't to say that she doesn't have moments where she wishes she had a different life, but she doesn't dwell on it. She's taken what life has dealt her and does what she can to make it work. 
 I loved being a fly on the wall as Colt and Verity worked to figure out what the interest between them was and what to do with it. Their beginning wasn't a smooth one, but as they spend more time together and get to know each other, they start to see beneath the surface and begin to question some of their long held beliefs. Each step was done well and not rushed. I loved that while their living situation puts them in close quarters they still end up having a traditional dopey smile inducing swoon worthy courtship. 
 And then there is Ryan, Verity's brother. I'd be remiss to not give him some love because he plays such an important role in the story by bring out the best in both Colt and Verity as well as shows that just because one is special needs, it doesn't mean that you are not able to live life to the fullest. 
 Dark Sexy Knight was such a joy to read as it pulled all the feels out of me and truly does stand firm next to Vixen and The Vet as one of my favorite books by Katy Regnery. She knows how to pull you in from the first page, keep the angsty moments balanced out with the sweet and swoon worthy ones and give you characters that you can't help but fall in love with. And that ending...well, if it doesn't put a dopey smile on your face I don't know what will. 
 ~ARC provided by RockStar PR in exchange for an honest review~