This book was centered around Skye, who up to this point didn't have a ton of presence in the previous books, so I really didn't know what to expect with him. I did really like good character, though, and I really loved the way he met Rami. Not the part where he got hurt, but just him happening to fall right into the yard of the house he was always fascinated by. I really enjoyed how Skye and Rami's relationship grew. It was full of awkwardness and a touch of miscommunication that wasn't painful, but that made it feel really genuine. We got to see a good handful of the other sins sprinkled throughout this book, too, which made me really happy. It also made me want to reread this series because it made me miss them 😆 Overall, this book just felt perfect to me and I had a lot of fun reading it!