4.5 stars 
 Brent Mason and Kennedy Randolph grew up next door to each other, but have not seen each other for many years. Brent has never let his childhood amputation slow him down, and Kennedy is one of the few people who don't treat him differently because he lost a leg. But he can't figure out why she seems to hate him now that she is back in town after so many years. Now, they are opposing counsel in a case that is personal for each of them, for different reasons. 
 Kennedy is a smart, strong, brilliant leading lady. Her courtroom persona is in direct opposition to the quiet, nerdy girl she was in the past. Her directed focus on her career and proving herself only make her more honest as she channels the confidence she has in court to other aspects of her life. 
 I loved watching these two circle, in the courtroom and in their personal lives. The history between them, even the hurt, made for an entertaining read that kept me turning pages. 
 This had a slower start for me than previous books in the series. I had a hard time feeling them as a couple in the beginning. But as I continued, both characters warmed up to me and I fell in love. 
 There was an added bit of danger that I almost wish would have played a larger role in the plot. The presence of the danger was in the background, but I would have loved if I felt that as a real threat to Kennedy rather than just an abstract background plotline. 
 It was great seeing Stanton and Sofia and Jake and Chelsea again. Between the three couples, there was always something going on, something to laugh about. And the families in the background added some great hilarity to the story. This ended with a great epilogue and an extended epilogue that had me giddy with it's perfection as an endcap to the series. 
 ARC provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.