Finally the lady who's been the partner in crime to every lady in the series, gets to fight her own troubles and manages to find a hot guy. Kristen Ashley has managed to highlight avery pertinent issue in this book albeit unintentionally. 
 Throughout the book we constantly deal with the question of how far can a man go to protect his lady love without taking away her own right to decide and manage her life? 
 Miss Ashley show Ally to be strong woman who has her own identity and doesn't need a "man" to protect her hide everytime. Sure she gets in a pickle a little too often, but she knows she's the one responsible for herself and to continue to work like this she needs to get a lot more professional and responsible, which she does. 
 There is one thing though- 
 Kumar is not a Middle-Eastern surname. It is a common South-East Asian surname, even more common in Indian Hindus. Miss Ashley should've been been careful about that. -_- 
 Keeping that aside, it's a good read.