I read this book a month ago, and I still can't stop thinking about it. 
 Spending the first few chapters giving us the backstory really grounded the characters for me, and it allowed me to see the pain they both went through as children. I have a few issues with this book, two of which being Gray's insane anger at his father's stupid decision, and with Gray's sexual awareness of a young Faith. However, I suspended disbelief a bit to really feel the pain and emotions in the start of the book, and I think that made the difference. 
 This book oozed sex. A strange description, I know, but the entire book had an aura of sexuality to it that was raw and griping, and it was powerful. 
 I loved Faith. She had class, strength, and total composure in the face of blinding and undeserving hate. I was surprised by how much I loved to hate Gray. He was pretty awful, but he had enough redeeming qualities (at least in my eyes), that I found myself sympathetic to his struggles. Gray was my first "romance jerk," and as another reader pointed out, LH did a fantastic job of writing him to walk the fine line between alpha and jerk. 
 I loved their back-and-forth; I loved watching Gray try to kick her out of town, but still trying to care for her. 
 OMG THE SEX. I'm still newer to the romantic genre, but this was 5/5 for chemistry, passion, and tension. 
 My biggest negative for this book was the suspense story line. As soon as the bad guy spoke his/her first words, I knew that he/she did it. There were one or two little details here and there that I didn't guess, but when I can guess 75% of the mystery in the first half of the book, that's super disappointing. Luckily the romance was a slam-dunk for me. 
 4.5 stars - This is, and probably will always be, my very favorite LH novel, followed by Open Season and Mr. Perfect.