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 Laura somehow managed to not only build well-rounded characters but also convince you that what they do together isn't all that scandalous despite them being complete strangers. 
 This book easily could've easily been raunchy and rushed, but it wasn't at all. The connection between MacKenna and Caden was very believable. I found myself rooting for them as soon as the elevator went dark. 
 And as much as I would love to hear more of their story, find out what happens when the book ended, I didn't feel dissatisfied. It felt complete. I almost don't want to read the rest of the series (but I totally will because I have zero willpower.) 
 If you're looking for a short, easy, and super quick read -- a palette cleanser if you will -- I highly recommend this little gem. 
 Audiobook Performance: 
 Ok, so, there was nothing absolutely horrible with the performance as far as how it was acted out, the main issue I had was the fact that the audiobook reader sounded waaaaay older than the narrator. It's always distracting and a pet peeve of mine when they cast readers who sound decades older than the narrator of the story. 
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