Yay! I loved this addition to the Morelli Family series. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that this rivals the first book for my favorite one. This was for a combination of reasons:
First, I loved the characters. I've been looking forward to Aiden's book ever since we met him. I didn't find his religious devotion off-putting, for those of you, like myself, who might have reservations about that. Instead, Aiden has a really interesting spiritual journey reconciling Catholicism with his sexuality, and it sounds like the author did her research. I was happy that Teo, despite his role in the mafia and belief that he was a "sinner," had great respect for Aiden's religion. His perception of Aiden as adorable and pure transformed into something steamy in the bedroom which, ahem, made for some sexy first times for a certain not-a-priest.
Second, I thought that it was fluffier than some of the previous books, and, not gonna lie, I needed the change. Don't get me wrong, we get our violence and mafia fix, but this one didn't feel as dark to me. Perhaps that's down to Aiden, you know, just being Aiden.
Third, even though there were plot lines left unresolved, I felt as though Aiden and Teo got a solid enough happy ever after to satisfy me. The previous book in the series didn't give me that, so I was super pleased to get it this time. Overall, I highly recommend this book. Fans of the Morellis (and Aiden!) will not be disappointed. FYI, I don't recommend you read this as a standalone.
**I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews and this is my honest review**