The final book in this series focuses on the two males in the series James, and Stefan. Basically it starts before the epilogue in the previous book (without giving it away) and tells the side of James while he reflects on his life and the events that are in the previous books. In the previous books of this series they always were told in the first person POV of the heroine, Bianca. This book opens with James discussing the 4 times his life has been transformed - the third being the time he met Bianca. So he reminisces his POV of their meeting and other important scenes from the other books that we had only seen from Bianca's POV. Additionally, Stephan is given his own voice and he goes into how he an Bianca met and became inseparable. Also, we see his and Javier's relationship grow

Once we "catch up" to current events (about 100 pages) the book moves towards and past the epilogue of the previous book and settles down into a couple of arc's that include James' problem with a bodyguard that has taken a liking to Bianca, and a problem secretary that James has to deal with

There isn't any real drama or tensions in this book but it does follow the couple into their twilight years, but not really. Only said that James loves his wife and that their relationship grew and strengthened over the years, and decades.

If you have read the previous books in this series you need to finish it with this one. ( )

So first of I love that we not only got things from James POV but also Stephen and Frankie and Tristan. I liked seeing more of the secondary characters we didn’t get as much of in the first 3.



Frankie is by far one of my favorites, badass chick right there.

Stephen of course is my favorite other than Mr. Cavendish by far.

One thing I really enjoyed was seeing Stephen and Javier get “married” it was beautiful and I was glad he got his HEA.

I also enjoyed seeing some things from the first 3 in James POV. Made it a little more interesting and we got to learn a little more about him.

For having so many POV I loved that it was easy to follow along. Usually so many POV are confusing.
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This is more of an optional book to the series. It's more of James and Stephan's perspective on the past and present (after the events happened on Grounded). Also, we get to see the perspectives from other side characters in the story. It's a quick read and I finished this in one sitting. I still enjoyed this book as a last hurrah. ( )