"I told you that I loved you..." 
 "I told you that you shouldn't have." 
 The third book of the series is definitely different in comparison to the previous two: 
 *	It is longer. 
 *	There is more New York, less Durham in the picture. 
 *	There is drama, but the pain feels more real. Well, when people are playing with a child's life, the pain always looks more real to me. 
 *	Although, Andrew is still a smart-mouth and dirty-mouth bastard, you actually like him in this book. His behavior towards sex, women and the fear of a possible betrayal is explained. 
 *	Aubrey on the other hand grows a backbone. She is more demanding. She realizes that she is important and valuable and everyone who has her is lucky. She wants more from Andrew and she lets him know that. 
 *	Both of them are talking about love for the first time. Aubrey talks openly and demands things. She stands up for herself. On the other hard (until the very end) Andrew hides away from his truth, does not say anything and drives Aubrey away. 
 *	My God, the things Andrew is saying. I didn't know if I was supposed to laugh or shout at him or just stay with my mouth open. Unbelievable! 
 *	The book is definitely heartbreaking and emotional, but it has its funny moments. 
 *	The emotions are deeper and the characters have a substance. Their actions have a meaning. 
 Overall I really enjoyed the series. Time was flying, when I was reading the books. Lots of Laughs! 
 It is definitely recommended for all romance lovers.