Romantic suspense at its finest. I love this series, but I've read so many books by Devney Perry now that some things start to get repetitive - like the epilogue where it seems that the ultimate happiness requires getting married and having kids. Every single time. But other than that I really, really loved this book with Scarlett hiding out in the Chief of Police's house instead of going into witness protection, because she has evidence against the Arrowhead Warriors motorcycle club...

3.5 stars I liked the story of the book but really struggled to get through it. While Luke was an amazing character, I couldn’t make myself like Scarlett. Her behaviour throughout the whole book was childish and self-centered. She kept running away, even though she was in danger and everyone was trying to keep her safe, not caring about who she put in jeopardy. But despite her annoying behavior, I really liked the connection between her and Luke. While the book was action packed and got back a bit of the suspense the third book lacked, I struggled with the pacing of the story once again.