Great characters and storyline. I liked the dialogue and cheesy-in-a-good-way banter - it made it light and fun even thought the book dealt with heavy topics like domestic abuse, PTSD, shame from past mistakes, and a violent stalker. I really loved the peripheral characters in Kael and Jamie’s family and marine brothers as well. 

It was also fun to read about places and references in the book like Asheville and Newnan. 

Some of the transitions felt a little abrupt in the writing - going from super emotional in one sentence to fine or completely moved on in the next without any detail to help you move from one concept to the next, but overall I enjoyed the book.