I really love these characters so much. Love their story, their love, their personalities. Such wonderful portrayals. 
 The only thing I don't care for in these books is the vulgarity used. Robin York uses such beautiful, emotional language in her writing that, to me, the (admittedly minute) vulgar terminology seems to really stick out and pull me out of the story. I realize this is not a big deal to most everyone, but it was a distraction to me. I'm not talking about the cursing, but more the parts where, for example, West compares the color of Caroline's shirt to her "pussy." I'm not a fan of that term for the female anatomy to begin with, but when it is thrown into the middle of a beautiful passage of the hero thinking lovely and loving thoughts about the heroine, it cheapens the sentiment. 
 These books contain a wonderful story and, really, that is the only complaint I have about them. I would definitely recommend West and Caroline's story to others who want a fantastic romance.