I loved this book. I'm so pleased that Hank Stinson got a romance of his own (he definitely deserved one). Veronica's story was just right. Her behaviour subsequent to her background of being a victim of bullying rang true. As a result, she was slower to trust Hank and Travis and that was absolutely right. Her family...hmmm. I can see how different personalities could interact in that manner in that they believe they could 'tease' her out of her shell (I really *hate* that phrase let alone the very idea) BUT their turn around at the end of the book was a bit too easy to feel comfortable for me. I'd definitely be on Nika's side in that forgiveness is not something I could flick a switch on and would also be very much on the side of one more slip and they're gone from my life permanently.

I just loved catching up with previous groups (although there are still a couple of threads which I'm hoping may be further explored in future books) and as for the final outcome for Tabitha Lester it just goes to show that what you most hate in others is what you most fear is true about yourself. Although I defnitely didn't see her as having been involved with several bikers. Priceless!

Basically, this is another excellent addition to a great series (one of the few that I'll purchase as soon as I soon as I see the next book is available -- budget allowing of course) ( )