Have to admit, in the beginning the concept of a girl being forced into an arranged marriage with a powerful asshole intrigued me. So picking up this book I wanted to see if I'd feel the same way about it as I always did before. 
 I didn't. 
 I felt awesome for the first time. 
 Unlike numerous heroines, I love how Sparrow didn't weakly bang her wrists against Troys chest while maintaining the "i'm a weak hot girl" routine. Despite his restrictions, she took charge of herself and got him to respect her along the way. I could see them forming a mutual respectable bond together. The author did well with wording, no annoying rants or irritating internal monologues. 
 Sweet and straightforward. 
 However, I honestly didn't bank on the romance at the end. Like honestly. I just though he'd save her, give her the money and bam, everyone's happy. She's far away and he knows that they're better apart from each other. 
 While they had occasional chemistry, it would have been so much more realistic to me if Sparrow didn't come back. But alas, tis' a love story and must remain with a happy (unnecessary) ending.