As the previous books in the series show, nothing ever goes the way it's supposed to for the Horsemen and this book is no different. There's sex, drugs, alcohol, people getting beat down, people getting in each others business when they shouldn't and misunderstandings galore, but in the end love does win out, even if it's messy. 
 Tegan and Cage's story has been a lifetime in the making and Ms. Sheehan did a wonderful job at fleshing both of these characters out and laying them wide open for all of us to see what really made them tick as well as to show why they should be together because when you really get down to it no one else would be able to put with either of them for the long haul. 
 Cage: I've liked since we first meet him in Undeniable. Yes is Deuce's clone, but after the brief conversation he has with his dad when he finally brings Eva home, and his actions after that, you know he's so much more. 
 Tegan: She is one you want to bitch slap then hug because even though she's destroyed her tact button, you know she speaks the truth even if it's only her version of it. She grows up a lot in this book, though she never does look for a new tact button, but still remains who she was always supposed to be and that's herself. 
 If the story had only been Tegan and Cage then I would have given it 4 stars based on the above, but the 5th star belongs to Dirty and his story. It's rare when a secondary story garners as much or more of my attention than the main one, but Dirty's did. To say more would spoil his story so you'll just have to read the book, but it will be well worth it.