Cain's life is a mess. He is angry and hurt and has turned to drinking and women to help try to dull the pain. He meets Sophie whose family owns a home in the area. She's only in town for her sister's wedding and is looking for someone just for the night, but what happens when they each might be just what the other needs?

The author does a good job of clearly showing what makes Sophie and Cain tick and why they have the self esteem and internal struggles that they do. Their actions throughout the book totally feel in line with their character, even when it's frustrating to see how they act.

The book definitely has some sexy scenes, but it's really the emotional connections and character growth that made it interesting for me. I liked the set up at the end for the next book, too. Just enough to keep you on your toes for what went down and what might be next.

This is my first time reading from this author and I really enjoyed this book. Loved Sophie's character but really didn't like Cain's until the very end. Can't wait for the next book.

I usually love Erin McCarthy's writing but this just didn't do it for me. I loved the plot but I couldn't connect to the main character.

3 stars only for the fact I couldn't finish reading this, and giving it anything less would have been unfair. I kept getting confused on who's POV I was reading, there was no transition for it, one paragraph was hers, the next his. after 23% in I had to just close it out.