I really liked Zoe, who was a very unique character. She's a tattoo artist and the front person for an edgy band, but that doesn't mean that she's hard or bitchy. She's done a lot of living in her 27 years and has her share of regrets, baggage and problems.

Liam also has his own issues and a history with Zoe. When he re-connects with her, he rushes in playing the alpha trying to fix her. Zoe isn't the type of girl that wants somebody to fix her, especially Liam.

I love their fights. There's a lot packed into a relatively short book, seeing that so much happens. Yet, the development of Zoe's and Liam's relationship never feels rushed or contrived.

The ending was perfect.