I've said it before and I'll say it again: Jillian Dodd is a freaking genius. Whenever I read her books, I find it literally IMPOSSIBLE to stop.

This book made me feel so FULL. Full of love, life, hope, and sadness. So much sadness. Keatyn's emotions make her practically a basket case at this point, and I'm right there with her.

Aiden is the best. That's all I can say. I believe in him, and I believe in them. In their love. They so have to be "endgame." No matter what Keatyn tries to do, it has to be the two of them, always, only, and forever. I've never been feeling Keats and Brooklyn, so fingers crossed on that regard in the future.

This book was so sweet. It was definitely the calm before the storm, and about repairing what was broken. I loved how Damian was brought back into the story. I loved learning more about their shared history. Sometimes, truth blends in with fiction though (particularly with the lies), which is worrisome. What's going to happen when it all comes tumbling down? I hope, from the bottom of my heart, that Keatyn can get through it (with Aiden by her side, natch!!!)