I liked this book better than the previous two books, but the Gideon story line is so tired. Blah. (view spoiler)[ And I really have no idea why they didn't kill him when they could have. That made no sense. They were perfectly aware he wants to destroy the fae and that killing him would prevent untold other deaths. (hide spoiler)] Anyway, Kieran wasn't nearly as alpha as the men in the other books, which was a relief, although Charlotte wasn't nearly as kickass so win one lose one there. The plots in this series of books always have the couple running off to the middle of nowhere (usually a cabin) to hide out from bad people for a bit. It's getting a bit tired.