So I was imagining David Pocock as Sean with his adorable obliviousness and that huge, huge.....built! Totally swoon-worthy! I mean, he was supposed to be a first class a-hole here and his character just didn't come out like that anywhere in the story. I mean, of course deep inside he was all good and shit but really, he's like the best character ever! The rest were like bonkers trying to prove the opposite just didn't make a case at all. He's just so lovely with his soft, soft heart. 
 Me: Book character, marry me please. 
 I didn't like Lucy's character her at first and her 'affliction' was a bit of a turn-off but she kinda grew on me at the end. Also, she's got an amazing best-friend!!!! 
 There are two people I wanted to kill in this story - Lucy's big bro Ronan and her mam. Like seriously, what the feck ever! I didn't remember Ronan being this obnoxious in the first book. I was like, huh? Was he really the MC Annie fell in love with in The Hooker and Hermit. It was like a total transformation. 
 Overall, I thought the story's really smooth and consistent from start to finish. I'd loved for Sean's aunt to turn 360 with her attitude but since the next installment's preview will more likely be featuring more of Sean's family - I'm guessing I'm okay with that minute detail not being resolved here. I really enjoyed reading this one and I guess, fans of the first book will do too. 
 Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars