Moving along
I had thought this was going to be my favorite, but towards the end, I'd really gotten tired of Leigh. I mean, she went three weeks without talking to Gael. And she treated him so poorly. I was happy the first time she realized her nonsense was awful, but it didn't stop her from only thinking about herself for the rest of the read. This was the first book in the series where I didn't think that the couple belonged together. I really liked Gaels letters, but i thought that Leigh decided to read them too late. Gael didn't seem like the type to allow all of the games. She claimed him when someone else wanted him and then dumped him right after. That was awful, I was expecting Gael to let her know how her games felt and that he wouldn't play them anymore, and she could make her own decision and stick to it. The back and forth went on a little too long, I think, because I lost the connection between them.
Also, Petal and Poppy? Why???? They sound like a name you'd give a pet, not a child.
I still like the overall plot, and I'll pick up the next one.