I ADORED the hell out of this book! 
 From the characters to the storyline I was hooked and had a difficult time putting it down, in fact I did the whole struggle to keep my eyes open to continue reading thing and failed miserably, Inseverable brought out all the FEELS and I didn't want it to end. 
 The description of Trinity was what drew me to the book. I love it when the heroine, or hero, tend to see themselves as only being the nerdy, quirky one of the bunch when they are really so much more and Trinity is definitely one of those characters that is so much more. Despite the fact that her family has money, she was raised to be humble and help those in need when she can and the lessons she learned through her parents own philanthropy are alive and well in her heart and soul. She is so genuinely sweet and kind, but in no way a doormat, that it's difficult not to like her and along with that she can read people quite well and see past the walls they've constructed. But she also has a quirky sense of humor, determination in spades and is sexy without even realizing it. 
 What Callahan has been through simply broke my heart. It's no secret that those who have served in our armed forces and experienced the ravages of war do not come out of it unscathed and Callahan's scars run deep. He's been through hell and though he is no longer in it, the memories still haunt him. He's determined to keep to himself and live a solitary life and believes that he's found a little bit of peace in the beach town of Kiawah. The guilt and pain he carries on his shoulders over the the acts he committed in the name of his county and the friends he lost was heart wrenching and had me wanting to hug him tight. He does his best to keep people at arm's length, but the residents of Kiawah make it very hard to keep to yourself. 
 I loved how their relationship progressed and that it was Trinity who pushed it along. Not once did she try to tamp down the force of her open, somewhat quirky and big time genuine personality. She stays true to herself and overtime works her way under Cal's skin and into his heart and soul. Cal's determination to stay away from Trinity was commendable, but the connection and chemistry was there from the beginning and I loved seeing them both fall. Each step in their journey was well done and I loved how their HEA ended up happening. 
 This was my first book by Ms. Robson and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The writing was engaging and well paced, the plot twists well done and I adored the supporting cast of characters. The adults were adults and the 'New Adults' leaned more towards the adult side of the coin though they still retained that youthful zest for life. Each one of them brought so much depth to the story and were so well written that I really want to get my hands on the next book now, but will do my best to practice patience. 
 ~ ARC provided by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review ~