Well, the books in this series keep getting better and better (and I really liked the first one so that is saying something). There is something about returning to familiar characters that draws you right into a book. This book does that. We know all the players from the previous books, but this time we are getting their stories and histories and all the fun thought processes that make these characters feel real.

I wasn’t sure how Lyla Sage was going to get Teddy and Gus from hating each other to love but it turned out, it wasn’t that big of a jump. The bit of shared history they have made it all the more interesting. I loved getting to see a different side of both of them but let’s be honest, Riley stole the show. Finishing this book made me want to go back to the first one  and read them all over again. Those are the best types of books.