So thankful for an ending to the story of Sophia and Lucien!
It rounds out everything between both hero and heroine and wraps it all in one big bow of a wonderful ending. It is a treat to see Lucien grow and let Sophia into his life on a more personal level...he was the one she is saving in this book versus the first book of the reverse (in some weird way...she woke up to stand up for herself and all). I like how Sophia is the very understanding partner - whether it would be romantically or professionally in the story's development.
I enjoyed the extra in the end...it gives hope to failed marriages in general.

I would like to have known what happened to Dan and Marie in the end...even if it was just a short mention but I guess the main story is between Lucien and Sophia. I do appreciate Dan being human but is frustrated in him telling her that he doesn't know the reason why he strayed. This left me with more questions on that part versus why he ended up where he did in the end. I'm even angry at him for also faulting Sophia's weakness in succumbing to Lucien's seduction...oh well. If the guy does it, it's not as grave as a the reverse?!?

Overall, a good book and cannot wait to read on the last trilogy.