Vlad AKA The Russian finally gets his story told. After years of being separated, his wife Elena returns. The only issue? Their marriage was one of convenience in order to protect her and maybe it's time to part ways officially via a divorce. Told with the same wit as the rest of the series, Lissa Kay Adams breathes life into a character I wasn't overly fond of up until this book. Getting to see more of his past and feelings really lets you connect with Vlad in ways you didn't before. Plus, there's his chemistry with Elena and their love story that unfolds in a way that made me a.) call them both stupid and b.) grin like an idiot every time they had a cute moment. If you've loved the rest of the Bromance Book Club series, you will love this one too.