I love me a good bad boy. Who doesn't? And they're especially yummy when they turn into a puppy over a worthy woman. And Macy is a worthy woman. She's the kind of character we all can aspire to be, even if she's not real. I love that she's squeaky clean with no tatts, piercings or anything so-called weird. And that she has no interest in it. I love that she took one look at mega bad boy Ghost and decided he was worthy of her, tattoos, piercings and all. 
 Ghost. Oh Ghost. For a bad boy, he's surprisingly very much the boy next door. Sure, he has his demons to deal with, some more literal than others, but beneath what we see, he's the ultimate man. His problems do make him mess up in the end, but with what we learn about his background, I'm not at all surprised. If Ghost were real, he's the kind of man I'd want. 
 Being so different, Ghost and Macy have their problems lined up. But once they both get their heads screwed back on, they figure it all out. And I love how Macy fights for her man by promising bodily harm. I cheered when I read that scene! 
 I loved the previous book in the series, much more so than I did the first one. But this one... Holy smokes! May we all have a man like Ghost in our lives.