I know lots of people who liked this book a lot, but when I finally read it I felt differently. I found Drew to be another one of Rad's tortured dark heroines with post-traumatic stress syndrome (and she's done that before, in nearly every book) while Sean was cloyingly sweet and -- for a therapist -- annoyingly angst-ridden about the slightest little things. For someone who should know better, playing the sad stoic was her only way to deal with her problems.I totally agree that Rad's writing just gets better, and there is a lot of sexual heat in the book that was good. It's just I've read this general story before from Rad. PTSS has been done to death.