Four Years Later.. we see Owen's story. 
 If you remember Owen Maguire, he is Fable's little brother. Now that he's grown up and attending college.. Drew Callahan is his inspiration to become a football player but someone is distracting him. His mother is back in town and keeps on nagging him for money and drugs. He can't refuse her and Fable doesn't know about it. Now that he's failing classes, he was advised to be tutored to make up for his grades. 
 Chelsea Simmons is an intelligent junior student but a socially awkward. She busies herself with work (tutoring students and being a waitress on and school stuffs. Dating is her last priority because of having a bad experience on it. Then on, she's not comfortable around boys but that's about to change when Owen comes in the picture as her student. 
 These two have individual issues but they were able to surpass it by acting maturely. I really like their chemistry and definitely have some sweet moments. This definitely made up from my annoyance on the previous book (Three Broken Promises). The only annoying part on this book was Fable and Owen's mother and Kari, Chelsea's best friend. Overall, it's a light fun read.