Originally posted on The Book Nympho

I decided to read this story because I thought it would be a celebration of Saint's decision to propose to Rachel and her decision to say "yes." It was certainly that and more.

One of the elements that was missing for me in the first two books was Rachel's confidence, or lack thereof, in Saint's feelings for her. Here, though we don't get his point of view, we certainly experience his true expressions of the depth of his love for her. From announcing their engagement to family and friends through the honeymoon, we get a delightful, extended version of their "happily ever after." It's pure decadence to just wallow in and enjoy. More importantly, Rachel no longer has any doubts.

This is an indulgence in the romance of Mr. and Mrs. Saint, Sin and Sinner. Could it have been handled as an epilogue in the second book? Maybe. But it wouldn't have been as much fun. I enjoyed the romp and also think the author left a door open for another story:)

(I received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review)