1. Tell your beautiful new bride she's the devil
2. Tie one on and don't come home.
3. Oh, and let's not forget, uncover family secrets that rock both your worlds.

And this final installment starts out with these two in conflict once again. And this time Paris is wanting distance and answers. But it is easier to avoid the situation than to deal with it. These two just seem to end up repeating mistakes and falling back on poor coping mechanisms.

They were both damaged by their family relationships so it is understandable that it carries over into their current ones. So now it is time for Tyler to figure out what it is he really wants and if it is her, then to go after it.

But Paris is as stubborn as he is. She is in business only mode and is not going to be satisfied with his usual charm and sex appeal. He will have to work for it. Evaluate. Woo. Share. Make himself irresistable. Prove himself worthy.

We finally learn the truth about their relationship in the past and more history of their family dynamics. They are both still reeling as secrets from the past keep coming to light. It is easy to want to fall back to self protection and safe mode. But in order to succeed they will need to be  open and real and lean on each other. Being vulnerable and communicating have always been a challenge for them. They both will have to come to terms with the past in order to move on.

She needs a true partner and to be accepted for who she really is. She is afraid he will always be the unstable and reckless wild card. He will have his work cut out for him to prove to her that he has the potential to truly change. 

I really liked this installment. I have totally fallen for Tyler and was rooting for him to win her back. But I also liked that Paris was not wanting to just settle. This one brings the feels and some more fun and swoon.  The side characters also had quite a bit to say. It answers all the questions that have been building in the other two installments and ties it all together for these characters.

I received this book for free from the author in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.