This book straight up made me laugh and cry. Those are the best kind of books. 
 One Night of Trouble picks up about six months after the second book, with Darcy and Reed and Gage and Skyler hopelessly in love. And AJ knows it. As the fifth wheel, he's done with the love game and, furthermore, he's done being alone. He wants to feel something. 
 So when he comes across the sexiest thing he's ever seen in his own club, he decides to make something happen. A one night stand? He's never had one, but he wants her and he's willing to walk on the wild side for her. 
 Brett, however, definitely knows AJ. The second she spots him, her guard comes up fast. She can't forget the boy she went to high school with, the popular jock who stood on the side while she was terrorized by their fellow classmates. He never hurt himself, but he didn't stop anything from happening either. 
 When she calls him out on it, he's shocked, mad that he can't even remember her. He won't apologize for something he didn't do, but he does want to make it up to her. With sex. However, after a mind-blowing night, he doesn't plan on her older brother showing up the next morning. Especially since it's a guy he remembers very well from high school. 
 Brett can't afford for her brother to think she's being irresponsible - not with her job on the line - so she lies and says AJ is her boyfriend. Her brother remembers the all American good boy from school and can't think of a better guy for his sister. Appeased, he leaves them alone, where Brett and AJ make an arrangement: pretend to have a relationship until she gets her job and walk on the wild side during the night. 
 What could go wrong? 
 This book had me feeling so many emotions. It goes deeper than the others, with the characters delving into their histories and heartbreaking back stories. 
 Okay, like other books of hers, one of the scenes had me cracking up. Due to some miscommunication, AJ ends up going to the wrong bar. While she thinks she's getting stood up, he ended up at a gay engagement party and had an absolute blast celebrating with the two grooms. When she yells at him for standing her up, he confesses everything, leaving her laughing on the ground and me laughing as I read about it. 
 Another scene had me crying. The first books hinted that AJ had something in his past, but the tragedy is so sad. I can relate. It hurt to read, but it was written so well. 
 Plus, the ending had me cheering for Brett. (view spoiler)[When she walks away because he refuses to be honest with his friends and family, that was ballsy and honest. She's a badass. She won't let him be ashamed of her or of himself. (hide spoiler)] 
 This series is by no means the best I've ever read, but if you want a fun, sexy series that will have you laughing and crying at times, this is fantastic. Elle Kennedy is one of my favorite authors for a reason.