I am always a big fan of the tattooed misunderstood bad boy and Rule did fit the part. 
 Shaw and Rule seem as opposite as they can be but that doesn't stop love. 
 For Shaw she is always trying to be what everyone wants her to be but where Rule is concerned he is the exception as she loves him for him. She doesn't want to change him but the problem is that Rule doesn't see her. 
 For Rule he has always lived by his own rules which makes him miss things that are obvious to others like the love and adoration from Shaw. For Rule he is bitter and angry because with his choices in life it left people not seeing him for him which caused him to devalue himself. 
 Once the blinders are off and Rule finally sees Shaw he lets her into his life. 
 The challenge is not necessary their relationship but believing in one self and be true to yourself. Once they can over come this happiness can finally be achieved. 
 "You have me Shaw, any way you need me, any way you want me, you have me." 
 There are many bumps in the road to their happiness with loads of assumptions and miscommunications but in the end they find their way. 
 It was a sweet book and had huge potential. I normally try to not judge a book by grammar, editing and spelling errors but this one had quite a few which made it harder to get fully enraptured by the story. 
 In the end I still like Rule and Shaw and will be reading more of the series. 
 The copy that I read was the version before it got published so I'm hope that the grammar errors have been dealt with in the new version. 
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