When Beau rescued a broken Mackenzie Morre 18 months ago, he knew there was something about her that drew him in, but he also never thought he'd see her again. When Mackenzie makes her way back to the Knights Rebels' clubhouse, she is running away from her nightmares once again, and running to the only place she ever felt safe. 
 This was not a fast moving story, but it moved at the perfect pace for the situation. As an abuse victim, Mackenzie is jumpy and it doesn't take much to send her into panic attacks and flashbacks. But I loved the way that Beau took his time for Mackenzie to settle in. Their relationship began before either really recognized what was happening. 
 Since so much time is spent at the clubhouse, established couples play a big role in the sidelines of the story. The women, especially, help Mackenzie settle into the new surroundings. It was great seeing Kadence, Holly, Bell, and Kelly as they help Mackenzie settle in and open up. These women have formed a bond that is only cemented when one of their own is in need. 
 I kind of saw the big reveal before it came. Too much of the tension pointed one particular direction for me to draw any other conclusion. But thinking I knew where things were going didn't stop me from devouring this story completely, and there was that part of my mind that kept wondering if I had read the signs wrong. 
 Infatuation held a darkness simply because of the things Mackenzie had survived and was running from. While none of the Knights Rebels books have been what I would call light, this one felt particularly ominous as Mackenzie's safety is directly at stake through the whole plot. It was one of those reads where I wanted Mackenzie to find something perfect because of her past, but I also wanted her to heal before starting anything with Beau, especially because of his own sensitivity to women in abusive situations. 
 ARC provided by Author in exchange for an honest review.