In my mind, Drago and Addison are together. The way it should be.
To be blunt, this needs a lot of work. Every aspect of this book lacked depth, conviction, and thought.
Trey is out of prison and faces the shock of his life when he realizes his best friend, Addison, is attractive now! She's going to mother him for the entirety of the book, he's going to be absolutely insufferable, she's going to make big fusses and then lose all backbone, and then they're going to live happily ever after!
Trey was just awful. He was just so whiny, immature, and annoying. He had the gumption of a run-over shoe. He truly was his daddy's little bitch.
Addison was fine, but just so boring. She had the personality and integrity of a wet cardboard box.
While poor writing generally doesn't deter me from finishing or reading, it is definitely something I take note of, and there were so many problems here. From detail discrepancies and spelling errors to wrong words/phrases and other grammatical errors. It was distracting and sloppy.
Drago and his relationship with Addison was the singular best part of this story.
The man cared for her, protected her, and loved her better than Trey ever could. She was the only person to call him Charlie, his real name, and he was the only person she consistently found safety and solace in. He put aside his pride when she picked Trey and only wanted her to be cared for. He's the best choice for her.
Tell me again, why in the ever-loving fuck did she end up with shit-for-brains, daddy's little bitch Trey???