Disappointing. 
 warning: lots of spoilers below, read at your own risk 
 I love this series, I really do. I love Rule, Jet, Rome, their womenand the other characters. They seem to have formed a bond that is unbreakable and certainly like that of a family's. I love how they move as a unit and I love how they take in people. They take them in like one of theirs. It's very nice reading about that. 
 I also love Nash because he's compassionate, loyal and a great guy. He has been through a bad childhood and now he's also going through a very tough time. What with his real dad dying? After years and years of not having the love of a father, he finds out that the one guy he looked up to is his dad... and he's dying. :( It's heartbreaking, so I thought.. damn, he needs and angel. 
 Well, he got a SAINT. 
 She's still an angel cuz she's a nurse. 
 That's nice. 
 However, I just didn't know that angels could have sky high insecurities that it's already ruining her life, eating her up wholly. 
 I certainly don't love her terrible self perception. Her mistrust in men (It's not misplaced, considering what her past taught her and her mom's current problem) is to the nth degree that I kinda hated her for it. One of the things that I hate the most in people is their audacity to generalize, put people inside a box and then just judge them as that. I loathe that, and so I began doubting Saint's worthiness of my dear Nash. 
 I also do not appreciate the fact that she didn't seem to think of others' feelings. It was always her she was thinking of.. even in the um.. intimate parts. -_- I mean, there was even one scene wherein she left Nash hanging because she suddenly thought that what she's been doing is bad for her. Umm.. okaayyy girl... You are one confused woman. 
 People were rallying for her, constantly reassuring her without getting through to her because her character was just so far gone in her "I'm-not-good-enough-so-he-will-cheat" world. 
 I know, I know.. many could defend her and say that she changed in the end. I respect that. I just... don't totally buy it. You don't just wake up one morning and feel confident that your man isn't gonna cheat or something. I think it takes time. Especially in her case. Saint was all about "I-know-you'll-leave-me-for-another-woman-one-day", and then one talk with her mom then she thinks "Okay he's not gonna cheat on me"? I mean, okay that's what I want to happen, but not THAT fast. I don't know. Maybe if the timeline went on a little longer for her self confidence to come back and trust issues to dissipate, I would've eaten that all up. Sadly, no. There was no time to do that because hey, Nash's dad is dying and they have to deal with that FIRST, which was what everyone should have been doing in the first place! But because of Saint's issues, Nash wasn't able to focus on his dying dad. Instead, he had to reassure Saint half the time, had to wait on her and had to walk on eggshells for her. It's truly annoying and disappointing. 
 I don't know if it's just me... Maybe because I am also a nurse, I painted this book perfectly in my mind. I wanted to be able to relate to her character. I guess I just expected A LOT.. and got just a little. :( 
 I'm sorry I didn't like Saint. I love Nash... I hate Saint. Is that okay? 
 I hope the next book will be better. *crossfingers*