She's an intelligent and adventurous woman with a pure heart. Still, true love has alluded her, until Ramsay comes along. Ramsay is every bit the tortured hero. Ms. Madl does a good job of showing Ramsay's inner battle and how Cassie begins to break through his defenses. The dialogue between Cassie and Ramsay is also enjoyable, especially during their role playing games.
Cassie has a love of life that is completely endearing.
Others describe her in the book as being spoiled, but I didn't see that at all. Yes, she's lived a privileged life and she is used to doing what she wants, but she is not unkind or selfish. I did have a couple of problems with the book. It is quite obvious that this is a book in a series and at times, I felt a little lost since I didn't read the first one. Knowing her as he does, he should have trusted her more.