Love Chuck
This is the first book that didn't center around a Kincaid or a fighter. Nora, if you recall, is the woman semi-responsible for breaking up Ben and Evie in Wildcard. She's suffered a severe trauma and as a result lives her life in a very organized and controlled manner.
Chuck is that funny guy who works at the garage with Mac. Chuck is fun, charismatic, sweet, and kind of bad-ass. So when he moved into the apartment across the hall from Nora, it was interesting to see how things would play out.
As I expected, for the majority of the book, I still did not like Nora, however that's not in any way a reflection of the writing. Nora's character is well written and stays true to who she is, even as her character grows throughout the story. I just personally don't care for her.
Chuck was almost exactly what I expected him to be, with a different side that made him that much more charming. If you don't find yourself swooning over Chuck, I'd be highly surprised.
As far as the story as a whole, it was a little lacking for me. There was no outside plot that moved things along, rather just the timetable on their relationship. It was almost purely a romance novel, which isn't bad, just not what I expected from the Stacked Deck series.