"Oh Sela. What have you done?" 
 The third book focuses mainly to the aftershocks following Sela's actions in book 2 "Sugar Rush". 
 Consequently the revenge drama that has been slowly unveiled in the first two books is transformed into a full action court room drama. Defense attorneys have to be hired, evidences have to be hidden and Beck will never allow the love of his life to be destroyed. 
 Moreover more secrets about Beck's family are exposed. Beck sees the light of his father's actions a bit too late. A late enough knowledge to make him the prime suspect. 
 Well, I have grown up in a family full of unconditional love and support and I really do not understand this kind of families. How can you neglect your children? Treat them like strangers and enemies? 
 It is about time for Beck to cut all ties. 
 On the other hand, Sela does not have a moment to relax and to feel relieved that she has succeeded with the ultimate destruction of her number one enemy. She feels guilty, confused, scared, and uncertain. 
 Soon enough all the secrets will find their way in the court room. A ruthless and media-whore district attorney will make everything known to the public eye. 
 I really wanted Sela and Beck to be happy and to be together. In this book I truly felt that their love can overcome anything - even their worst selves. They will trust and support each other. 
 Especially Beck will never let any doubt tear them apart. There isn't anything he wouldn't do for her. He will be a rock and problem solver. 
 Sela will not help much. She will keep making the situation more complicated. 
 I think the end of the story is very sudden. A "deus ex machine" will provide the ultimate solution.