Ollie Gibson is a smart, sweet, kind, and studious pre-law scholarship student. His old roommate, Dean, introduced him to this mini mob group. And when Ollie gets hurt, Cillian especially decides that he is going to protect him and help him recover, whether Ollie fights it or not. But Ollie is not just a passive participant; he is not afraid to challenge, fight, or stand up for who or what he believes in.

They are opposites in their lives, as a Mob legacy and a lawyer-to-be. Mr. Morally Gray and the Do-Gooder. But they also find common ground, comfort,  and a shared passion. Neither is very experienced in relationships, physically or emotionally, but as they learn together, a connection builds that was never supposed to be permanent.  They bring out different sides of the other that no one else has been privy to. 

But can they find a way for their two worlds to co-exist so that Cillian can keep his kitten?

This book was a bit lighter than the first one and I really liked both of these guys together. It brings back the tight-knit mini mob crew from the first book: Tiernan, Rory, Aislin, and Dean. I love how close they are and how they will do anything for their own.  I especially liked the relationship between Cillian and his best friend, Rory. It was a different and very close dynamic that was important to them. I am looking forward to Rory's book next.