Dorothy Kelley loved the idea of being in love and wanted nothing more than the white knight to swoop in and make all her dreams come true. Unfortunately, life has shown her that just because that's what she wanted it isn't what she's going to get. At least not in the way she believed. She found herself first in a loveless marriage, then fell in love with a married man only to beset on the sidelines as she waited for year for him to finally make good on his promises, only to find the love she had always wanted in the arms of another. Unbeloved is a story about forgiveness, redemption and letting go of the past in order to have a future. 
 Of the four books in the Undeniable series, this one is by far my favorite. Instead of a book where the characters are fighting to figure out what they want, something we've already seen throughout the series with Dorothy, Jase and Hawk, we get a book where a decision has been made and how they each face and work through that decision while weathering another storm surround the Hell's Horsemen and with themselves. 
 Dorothy, throughout the series, has been something of a doormat, sitting on the sidelines waiting for Jase to follow through on his promises to leave his wife and make her his old lady, and ends up paying a horrible price. But in Unbeloved she finally takes charge of her life and realizes who the love of her life really is. 
 Jase, a brother who'd always had a smile on his face and oozed charm, has hit rock bottom and lost everything that he'd ever loved with the exception of the club but even that may not last. He is about to be lost forever until he finds himself in the one place where unconditional love exists and he can finally start to learn to forgive himself. 
 An act of betrayal brings Hawk face to face with a past he'd always hoped was long buried, and as he prepares to finally stop hiding he's given the one thing he's always wanted. 
 This book was a rollercoaster of emotions. I laughed, cried and got mad at the characters and I loved seeing where all the characters we've come to know throughout the series were in their lives. Overall a great read and wonderful addition to the Undeniable series.