As usual, with Katie McGarry's novels, this one is full of angst, complications and life problems. The plot is good, don't get me wrong... It's just that after reading this, I find myself very exhausted. 
 The characters are both unfortunate. They each have neck high problems. The heroine, the princess of the family... Or should I say, the replacement princess, is tired of being told what to do. All of her brothers, her father and most of hell, her weakling of a mother, always tell her what to do and how to do things. She hates it, and yet she can't do anyhing about it because she's somehow the peacekeeper. You see, her sister died before she was born. Unfortunately, her mother instantly wanted her to be exactly like her sister when she was born. Too bad she's miles and miles away from how her sister was. She likes cars, hates attention and hates speeches while her sister loves girly stuff and basks in the attention of others. The biggest problem is that she gets panic attacks when she's at the center of attention. She hid that she still gets them. To be honest, I didn't like Rachel's whole family because they treated her as if she'll break any time and they didn't really listened to her. She thought she couldn't escape all that... Until Isiah came to the picture. 
 Isiah... Oh boy, I've been waiting for his story for a long time. I'm glad he found a girl that's only his and his alone. Isiah hasbeen through a lot, so I definitely want everything for his character. This book cleared up things about him. His past and future? Those are cleared here and that's great. I love how Isiah tries so hard in everything. I love how smart he is and how he uses his brain to get out of tough situations. Most of all, I love how loyal he is to everyone that he loves. I believe that his character deserves the best and Rachel isthe best for him.:) 
 The ending was okay, I guess. I wanted to know more about their future, but I guess we'll be seeing more of them in the next books. 
 All in all, this is a good read. :)