REMY gives us the events of Real and Mine through Remy's eyes. Finally we get to see what he is thinking as he works to make Brooke his, to fight for the championships, and to find balance for himself. The story is a combination of present day scenes, while Remy is waiting for Brooke on their wedding day, and the past, those events that led up to their wedding. The present day scenes are sweet. Or as sweet as Remy is capable of being when he is impatient and wants something. (Which really, is sweet, because it shows just how excited he was to be married to Brooke.) The glimpses we get of the secondary characters during the present day scenes were fun also. We get to see just a bit about how their stories are progressing, without them stealing anything from Brooke and Remy's day. 
 Because most of the book is the events of Real and Mine from Remy's POV, there are large stretches that are repeats of conversation and action from the first two. While I often found myself scanning the scenes that were overlapping, the scenes that are new were great. I loved seeing those bits and pieces that were referred to but not fully described, especially from the last parts of Real. It was very obvious that this was narrated by a man. Any time Brooke was in the room (or out of it) Remy's thoughts seems to turn towards sex, which for some reason always made me chuckle. 
 I was hoping to get more about Remy's background or the time when he and Brooke were in separate cities (especially because we got so much of Brooke's POV of that time in Mine), but what is in REMY is a good alternate perspective narrative. The narration stayed true to his personality, and really helped me connect with him, more than I had in the first two books. Something about seeing the world through his eyes made me even more sympathetic towards him. For some reason I had a hard time connecting with Remy in the other books. Not that I didn't like him, just that I didn't quite love him. This book fixed that for me and when I was finished he had me. 
 While I did find myself scanning over some of the repeated scenes, especially in the beginning, once I was well in to the book, I found myself not wanting to put it down. I whizzed through the last 40% of the book much faster than I expected as a result. Because I had such different feelings throughout the book, I had to determine my score through an aggregate. The parts of the book that were simply retellings I would give a 3, they were good but having read the other two books recently they were kind of more of the same. The new parts, both present day and past, I would give a 5. They were intriguing, and added so much to Remy and Brooke's overall story. Combing the two scores I would call this read a 4 overall. 
 Thanks to Katy Evans, Gallery, Threshold, Pocket Books, & NetGalley for providing me with an ARC in exchange for my honest review.