This was actually my least favorite of Clayton's and of the series. I just didn't like the progression of the romance and the endless info dumps about the setting. It was a miss for me. 
 I think what bugged me most about this book was how one minute these two couldn't stand each other and the next, they were all over each other. Yes, I've seen it done in movies and other books, it was better presented in some of those circumstances, whereas in this book, I couldn't feel it. I couldn't connect to either character and didn't care about their relationship. I kind of liked Clara, but not enough to save this book for me and Archie was just boring and unrealistic to me. 
 As for the setting, I know Clayton was trying to paint this picturesque scene for readers, and yes, it sounds nice, it was overkill with the detail that she went into describing this place. When I read a romance novel, I don't expect or even want every minute detail that could possibly be conceived and I honestly skipped a lot of the parts where she described everything because I was getting bored with it. 
 Probably the only thing that saved this for me a bit was the glimpses of the characters from previous the books. I loved seeing them again. Sure, there were also a few hilarious and mildly entertaining moments, but otherwise this wasn't for me.