"He hurt Dagmar, and never made proper apology. That's on him. In fact, every woman he knew who he dated has a story about his choices, why it ended, what went wrong. Sometimes they take responsibility for their part, but in each tale there is an element of Adam wounding them or their sense of self after a short wonderful period. At his worst, his worst mind you, Adam would have made a fine Leanhaun. I say that not with bias, but with evidence from a half dozen romances. And in the end, when Nab was there with him again, he chose vengeance that would let him feel like some hero, rather than love for the only female creature that subjugated herself to him unconditionally that I know of. Adam Thomas wasn't a good sidhe , was a terrible Fiona, but he wasn't a decent person to begin with."