I have to say, I did not think I'd like this installation to this series. Reid had not made a very good impression on me (except for the one kind act he did at the end of book 2) and I honestly didn't know if I could sit through another 300 pages of his narcissistic crap. 
 But boy am I glad I read anyway. 
 Finally, FINALLY, we see the proper, kind, loving boy Reid can be. No, it's not an easy transformation, nor is it seamless, but it's there. I didn't think it possible, but I grew to love him in this book. Yes, I'm a sucker for the reformed bad boy, so this story was definitely a winner for me. 
 I enjoyed Dori as well. There were a few things about her that annoyed me, but if she could catch Reid and tame him enough to make him want to be an acceptable human being, well, then I can forgive the annoyances. I really, truly loved that she was not perfect and that she'd definitely made her share of mistakes. She was exactly the type of girl Reid needed. 
 I loved this. Loved it!