Celenk has accepted a job that sounds easy if a bit suspicious, but he's not one to ask a lot of questions, that's part of why people hire him. Lottie just lost her job, it wasn't a great job, but it paid the rent, and that counts for a lot. Celenk may not be a perfect being, but their first encounter showed him to be one with a good heart, who will help a stranger... is he worth taking a chance on, and risking extending a little trust to? This done in one Kindle unlimited book takes a while letting the two main characters get to know one another as they journey to where Temel and the characters from the previous books are living on the farm. Once we get there we see another side of Celenk as he comes face to face with pieces of his past... and there are some interesting moments and scenes as not only is loyalty and betrayal explored, but so are more complex issues related to discovering we failed to see something that is right in front of us. Many of the characters in this series are on journeys of emotional and mental healing, in ways that are relatable and compelling, through stories that offer hope... Celenk faces a moment when he can keep doing what he has always done, or, having met Lottie, he can choose a better path... and as a reader we see in him a character worth cheering and hoping for, even as we know he has further to go on his path to redemption and recovery. As I said, it's a story that is relatable as well as entertaining.