When Dante meets Aislin, life as he knew it, changed. And, for the better. Their passion and their character development made me rooting for their happy-ever-after. I enjoyed this story and read it in hours.
Great quotes:
"The betrayal of those you loved was the worse of all deceits."
"It's only when you're in a specific situaton that you can appreciate the depths you would go to or the heights you would climb for someone you love."
"If people were in a committed relationship then they should respect that, not go fishing for bigger catch."
Thank you, Netgalley

I dont think Dante knows what to do with the warm fuzzies he gets from his woman, "...so please don’t ruin my happy thoughts towards you.’ She had happy thoughts towards him? That should not make his chest puff up." At least Dante knows his weaknesses, ‘because, dolcezza, me driving with a rock-hard erection is going to get us killed. I need a distraction. Tell me something interesting about European medieval history.’ I liked this book, I liked Dante.