This story was ok. The potential for misogyny was nicely acknowleged and side-stepped by a unicorn male character, Remi, who is actually a feminist. BUT...
London Casey, I IMPLORE you: Please stop using 'sweetheart'! This is the 2nd novel I've read by this author, where the romantic male lead uses 'sweetheart' instead of the female lead's name. For many, many people, this is a term that has been used to abuse. Derisively, condescendingly, patronisingly, to put you in your place. Anyone who has been abused with this term, will immediately be jolted out of the story, and will also gradually begin to despise the character using it; for being too lazy or arrogant to use a woman's name, whilst at the same time indicating his sense of ownership of her. YUCK!