i read vi harris's story back when it was first released as that one moment . it was actually my first amy daws book. and like a gateway drug sucked me into a whole new world for binge-reading. officially, this was a london lovers book, but because i read it first and then read challenge and endurance next, and it's always felt like a harris book to me. so when amy daws decided to re-release it with a new cover and some additional content to fit in with the harris brother books more fully, i was not sad. vi and hayden's story is really beautiful. it's deep and emotional and meaningful. falling in love is such a risk for both of them. he's broken in so many ways, and vi's got her own set of scars from childhood that she doesn't even realize require healing. you need this book to fully grasp the harris brothers, so if you've somehow read that series without realizing vi had her own story, then you really should grab this o...