Holy. Wow.
I wasn’t sure what to think about this book, especially because Chaol and Nesryn didn’t really interest me, but this book was just as good as the rest in the series. I loved the new characters we meet, as well as some of the old that come back.
The thing I loved most is that everything is coming together! Bring on KoA!

Whoa. This book is intense. It’s angst. It’ll rip you apart and then it’ll put you back together again, only to do it all over again.
It’s not for the faint hearted. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, your heart will break and at the end you’ll say, that was a story that is going to stay with me for a while.

There’s triggers galore here, so if you’re sensitive, perhaps take that into consideration.

I really enjoyed this book, it was a great second chance story and should be given a go!
I loved how this was also a sorry of growth as well as understanding and acceptance.
Jordan is hot and Destiny is strong but not perfect, together they’re a great couple!
I really enjoyed this book and I think you will too!

Oh holy lord. The end is finally here and my god, my poor heart. It was everything we wanted, if not heartbreaking, and uplifting, and heartwarming.
These characters were perfect. The ending was fitting and I couldn’t be more satisfied with how everything turned out, even if it did turn me into a crying, snotty mess, several times.

If you haven’t read this series, start. If you’re about to embark on this finale, hold on.

This was a solid addition to the Alabama Summer series.
Luke and Tessa aren't my favourite couple, but it was nice to catch up with the ever expanding gang, as well as see Luke and Tessa's journey.
A great read for fans of the series.

This was an enjoyable book. It was a great spin on a ménage and I truly enjoyed it. I thought at times that the subject matter would get a bit heavy, but I didn’t find it was.
It was a great story of journey and self discovery and I would recommend it.

I’m not sure about this book. I think, at the very least, the blurb was misleading.
This book wasn’t at all what I thought it would be and it really wasn’t my type of book. It’s a suspense story, mixed with some stuff that I didn’t really understand and I felt wasn’t explained well. I felt it was lacking in detail and I didn’t really care for Alec.
Again, this wasn’t my type of book, but it may be yours.

I thought this was an okay book. I liked Heath, I liked Kara, I liked their story but nothing really stood out for me about it.
I also had a few issues with continuity issues in this book, as well as still not having a lot of background on the Kings. Things just start and aren’t really explained.
I kind of find this series hard to follow, especially with all the characters, but it is an okay read.

I enjoyed this book. Cobi Manson is cut from the same cloth as his uncles and it's great.
Fans of this series will know what I'm talking about!
I loved Cobi and Hadley, and they're a great couple.
I do feel the action in this book could be expanded a little bit more, and perhaps some of the sex scenes taken out but these are small issues.
Again, a solid book which fans of the series will love.

This was a solid book, a solid end to the series.
I love Kaylee’s work, but this book felt a little rushed. Yes, we know Cassidy and Gavin have history, but we come into it at breakneck speed and it doesn’t stop.
I also felt like the stuff with Jones was random, and frankly a bit unnecessary. It was over in a matter of pages and was something I would’ve like to have seen drawn out or built on.
Still, as I said, it was a solid book which fans of the series will love.