Amanda Pierson is only planning a long overdue vacation at the Dunne farm. It turns into a working holiday as she is roped into throwing together the dream wedding for Michaela Exton and Robin Goodfellow. It's not a problem for this woman; she is after all the best party planner at Fantasy Events, Inc. Then why is it she quickly wants to throw up her hands and say NEVER MORE especially when the groom's son, Raven keeps interfering in her thoughts. He's too brash, too bold and ... goth, not at all what she wants her man to be. Yet there is something about him that is magical.

Raven Goodfellow knew from a picture that Amanda was his truebond. Now face to face he is positive. The path to love is going to be a rough one, not because Amanda has no idea what all the people are around her but the Dark Queen will not forgive him for leaving her and going to his father. With her agents sent to destroy him, Raven finds himself in a desperate fight to protect all he holds dear.

NEVER MORE takes us back to Dana Marie Bell's The Grey Court series with this fast paced steamy read. I laughed most of the way through this book. Raven does a lot of grumbling about the tux he must wear, knowing his father he just knows it will be some pastel monstrosity. We also get a good view of the Raven beneath the man in black; he is a sweet, gentle, teasing man but fiercely protective. He will face problems in the Grey Court but if Oberon (the king) and the Hob trust him so will others ... eventually. Amanda looks like a proper lady, but once you get to know her she is snarky and fearless and good heavens don't dare her. She's the reason the bachelorette party ends up in jail ... but I will let you find out how and why. She has been Ruby Dunne's friend forever but has no idea about Fae or the White, Grey or Black Courts and when she is introduced to the truth she is already in too deep to run, though she is tempted. I loved how she called Raven "Goth Boy" to his face and he began to take it as a term of endearment, which it quickly became. I am hoping Ms. Bell has plans for a book seven because I would like to know what happens next in this amazing Court.

On the slightly negative side, it seemed that parts of this book were rushed, as if the bad stuff was gotten through just so we could get to the wedding and the happily ever after. There were a number of things left up in the air. I do suggest that if you haven't read any of the Grey Court series that you start from the beginning, I thought it was an easier read because I knew all the characters from the previous books.