I'm still on the fence with how I feel about this book, and I imagine I'll stay there for quite some time. On the one hand, I really enjoyed the passion and tension that existed between the characters. On the other, I'm not sure I entirely bought into it. 
 This book falls very clearly into the romance genre. There will be a solid fan-base for Heath, no doubt. He's rugged and sexy, and while he has an alpha male personality, he also has a tenderness when it comes to Cat. That tenderness was pretty much his only endearing quality. He is, quite frankly, an asshat. He emulates Travis Maddox to a certain extent, so I would definitely recommend it to fans of Beautiful Disaster. Cat is also a little bit like Abby Abernathy, in that she loves with her whole soul, complete with volatility. The main difference between them is that Cat sees how Heath changes her. I absolutely respected that she could tell the difference between a healthy relationship and obsession. I have no idea about how stable her future is, but at least it was realistic. 
 And now for the believability factor. I know some people will be upset about the dual relationship issue. Caitlyn is in love with two men, and this will inevitably rub some readers the wrong way. It is a battle between her heart and her head. BUT... I wasn't entirely sold on the conflict. Once the decisions were made, she didn't struggle with her choice. There was no doubt in her mind about whether or not she was making the right decision. 
 There is some serious heat between these pages! WOOO! There is very mild language, but I'm mostly putting a warning on it because of the sex. Lots of sex. Not in excessive detail or anything, but enough to be classified as mature. There are some serious themes behind the main story, and I really wanted to hear more about Cat's past. Overall, not as dark as I was expecting. 
 I'm really curious about the direction of this series. I would be very interested to see if Cat and Heath have a cameo in the next one, giving me a peek at how their lives turn out. Book 2, Live For Me, is Tiffany's story, which is absolutely perfect because I felt like her character didn't have enough stage time. 
 A copy of this book was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.