Hurts to Love You

3.5 stars, rounding up. The main plotline here suffers a little bit from “last book in the series” syndrome and the need to tie up every loose end or answer every question from the earlier two books. When it focused on the two main characters, though, I really loved this - in particular the whole "stranded in a remote cabin with no one else" trope, which I was impressed Rai managed to squeeze in here. Also, the sexy Monopoly. All in all, this was a little overstuffed but still really enjoyable. I'm probably going to add Rai's backlist to my TBR shelf and get to it in approximately 2027.