Another great read from MacDonald, and the third in the Deliverance series, with yet another fabulous and eye-catching cover to entice the readers. While it can be read as a standalone, I highly recommended reading the series in order to get the full back-story on the other characters lives, and to avoid any spoilers. This was a bit more raw and gritty compared to the other two books in the series. Enoch Carter is the proverbial bad boy, a former biker gang member, tattooed, dark and brooding, who’s left a string of one-night stands in his wake. But when he meets his best friend’s sister Morgan for the first time, something inside him changes, even if he doesn’t show it on the outside, for fear of dragging her into his unsafe world, or upsetting the man he’s come to look upon as a brother - who warned him his sister was off limits. The romance and friendships, not to mention some beautiful writing, are a five-star all the way, I just missed the drama and suspense of Enoch’s past colliding with his present - it was built up, then disappointingly over in the blink of an eye. That would have cemented that as one of my top reads this year. Even without it, it’s a highly recommended series. 4.5 stars from me! **I received an ARC from the author in exchange for an honest review.