I was surprised by this one, as I really had low expectations for this book, but I really enjoyed it! Unlike many people I am not a fan of Heather, ‘Jax’. I don’t dislike her, but she is not my favourite character. Everyone seems to think she is the feisty hard ass, when in reality she is a lot of talk, I like that she has a smart mouth, and she is a pretty loyal friend to Sam. However, I find Heather says a lot, but when it comes to it she doesn’t really back it up. For example she takes no shit, but she lets Channing Cheat on her, and stills go with him. As we know in this book he didn’t really cheat, but she did not know that before she let him back in her bed. In Book 3 of Fallen Crest when Kate and her gross groupies where threatening Sam and turned it on Heather, she was scared and didn’t really have anything to throw at them. This really confused me, as after reading Crew we know how dangerous Channing and his Crew were, and the lengths he would go to to protect Heather, so I was lost as to why Heather would be so worried, and in reality Kate would be to worried to target her. But then again it was not that believable that Kate would attack Sam and think there would be no comeback, so all a bit crazy. Also, for a strong woman Heather gave into Logan easily enough. I also didn’t really like that her and Logan hooked up at Sam’s fathers wedding. I get they can do what they want, but out of respect for Mason and Sam, when asked they could have kept it in their pants for one day, but no apparently they couldn’t manage that. So my opinion of Heather has never been massively high. Channing always came across a bit of a tool to me as well. But, I really liked their relationship and their characters in this book. I could understand Heather and Channing’s connection more and how they were always somehow tethered to each other. Heather was more relatable, and Channing was shown tor really love her and be a good guy at the core, who had his own issues. I also liked the fact they were in each other’s lives from so young, it created a great history. I was not really a fan of the twist, that Channing never cheated and it just looked like that to keep Heather away and protect her. I have seen this done too many times in books, and was really shocked Tijan used it as a storyline. Mainly, because it was not really likely. Heather saw Channing coming out of a room with a girl, looking sexed up, apparently that was staged, maybe I could buy that. But I for not one minute buy thar Channing and Tate never happened. Why would Kate say it? Why would Tate not put her in her place and deny it? The excuse that Tate thought Heather would not believer her was weak. It just seemed like something Tijan wrote to be true, but realised for readers to invest in Channing and Heather as a couple, she could not have him as a cheat. If I am honest I hated him because he cheated, so I was glad he did not actually betray Heather, but I think the explanation was not believable. But there was a lot more good about this than bad. Channing and Heather grew on me, and I love them together. This book was a good addition which added depth to their characters. I cannot wait for Nate’s book! I just hope his love interest is more exciting thank Taylor. I think his book will be great though, Tijan can really work her magic!