This is the last book in the Unexpected series and I'm so sad to see this series end...I connected with so many characters in this series and my favorite guy from this series is Rob Hancock, who's one of the main characters in this book. He was imperfect and broken, which I like because they're always a puzzle to figure out. I also loved Lilly, his love interest, although I didn't like her as much as all the other heroines in this series.
Rob Hancock had a rough life. As a teen, he came home from school from being suspended, again, for fighting and found this home empty and his mother gone. Having to grow up fast, he got mixed up in dangerous things until an event changed his life and made him want better for himself. Flash-forward several years and he did it. He made a name for himself and is doing what makes him happy, being the drummer for the world famous band, Affliction.
Only one problem. He's jealous of his friends. He wants what they have found. Love. Seeing them with their girls and talking about them all the time has him feeling like the seventh wheel. One day, while he was standing outside, needing space from his friends, he hears a scream from a frightened woman and runs to help her. He saves her from a bad situation and the two form a relationship.
Rob thinks he's found his one with Lilly, but there's something Lilly isn't telling him...and that secret can end up destroying their relationship and put them in danger.
I enjoyed this book so much! This whole series was amazing and again, I'm sad that it's ending. All these characters are people I can look up to and I'm happy I got to read about them. Such strong characters! And the plots are always interesting.
I recommend this book, and this series, to everyone!
My favorite quotes:
"Never apologize, Lilly, Never apologize for wanting to see me, okay?"
"I thought you liked being made up like a fairy," Joe said with a chuckle.
"I knew I said I didn't want to fall in love, that I didn't need it, but the more I thought about it, the more I realized I didn't have a choice."
"He's not one of the good ones," Blair said and I flinched at her words. "He's the good one. Best of the f**king bunch."
"Affliction was officially off the market."