The short and sweet mini review: 
 As with the previous three books, I really enjoyed this one, though it took me a while to warm up to Eleanor. It's hard to put my finger on why exactly, because I admired her strength of will and compassionate nature, but at a little over halfway through the book I found myself warming to her and in the end really liked her. Hart and I didn't start off well in Ian's book, but one must never judge a book by it's cover, and that is never more true that with Hart. What he did for his brothers, and others, and endured in painful silence had me hurting for him and admiring him for his strength and devotion. I loved how the scandalous photos mystery played out and the reason behind it, which was pretty bloody brilliant and how it brought El and Hart together. Finally. I am a sucker for well written family dynamics in a series, I love keeping up with the characters that we've met and seeing them grow and be involved in each other's lives like a family ought to be and MacKenzie's definitely do that. This has been a great series so far and I know I'll be starting the next in the series sooner, rather than later.