So many damn emotions! I was tempted to give this one 3 stars since I didn't like it as much as the others and it made me so damn mad, but I think because it stirred so many emotions I can give it another star. That just shows how awesome Rachel Vincent is and the power of her storytelling. One thing's for sure, I cannot stand Sabine and often wanted to reach into the book and punch all smirks off her face. Thank goodness I can binge read this series, lol. And I'm intrigued by the new creatures introduced at the end. 
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 I barely liked Nash to begin with then after what he did in the last book, I really hated him. The addiction is one thing, I could overlook that and work with him to overcome it, but the violation and betrayal...Ugh, I'm still not over it. In any case, I thought it was odd how he claimed to want to make things right with Kaylee, yet was barely there to really "win her back". Yes, he has his problems, and I can see that he may need Sabine for that, but I kept thinking if the situation was reversed, would he be okay with Kaylee hanging out with someone he truly did not like, who is actively pursuing her. I just didn't like the way they went about it. Then again, they are young and drama ensues. I honestly think they need to break up and stay that way, because he is just not right for her. 
 That's not to say Kaylee isn't at fault either. Yes, being around Nash is hard and tempting, but if someone I truly cared for was suffering the way Nash was, I would do what I can to help him get through it. Addiction is really tough and nearly impossible to overcome alone, so I could sympathize with Nash in that he really needed a support system and Kaylee really should've been it. It may have been hard for both sides to fight the attraction and temptation, but after time they would've been able to refocus and help him with his recovery. In a way, I can see how she pushed him to cling towards the only friend he had left. I truly believe that trust is equally, if not more important, than love in a relationship, so if you can't trust someone, you really shouldn't be with them. In that respect, I understood where Kaylee was coming from, but I still wish she would've pushed her feelings aside and been a better friend to Nash and then once his addiction was under control, they could tackle their relationship. That may be just me though and I know that not everyone can compartmentalize like I can. 
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