The 3rd book in this series and the weakest in my opinion. The 1st book centered on sister Lexi and the woman(Cate) she meets in Panama. The 2nd book tells the story of sister Jericho and her slow burn romance with Taylor. The 3rd, and final book in the series, gives much lesser time to sister number three, Charlie and her very rushed relationship with Angelique. The reason why Charlie's story is really just glossed over is because the author(Fox) is trying to mesh all three sisters and their significant others into the story in a grand finale. By doing this, I feel like Fox shortchanged Charlie and Angelique's story...especially Charlie. Out of all the MC's(and this includes the significant others!) in the three books, I actually know the least about Charlie.
The first half of this 3rd book was almost solely about Cate, who is actually the most annoying(to me anyway) of all the MC's. She's whiny and a bit ditzy. Frankly, whenever the story moved back over to Cate, I magically morphed into Evelyn Wood and sped read. I felt like Cate's part in this book added ZERO to the story line.
The second half of the book was much better, although Fox still insisted on adding too much of Cate's blathering. When the book focused on Angelique individually and then with Charlie, it was much better. Angelique was an intriguing and sexy character(the french accent...mmmm) and I wanted to know more about her life. The author hinted at her family who were obviously not accepting of her sexuality. But Fox did not delve further into Angelique's life, probably because she just did not have the book space as she was squeezing too many characters into the plot.
I have to mention that Fox really writes lovely intimate scenes between the romantic MC's in all three of her books. The description of their connection is just so raw and emotional...just GUH! Fox writes LOVE scenes, not SEX scenes. Don't get me wrong, both are fine with me! But there is just something so wonderfully awesome when an author can write a love scene that leaves me teary eyed and thick throated.
3.75 stars because the author tried to cram too much into this book which resulted in rushed character development. Rounding up to 4 stars because well I just like the way this author writes.:)