Outstanding.

Having read the first book, I was all in for Nate to get a Happily ever after. His story moved me. Getting Gracelyn's story too this too, and in a manner that resonates for obvious reasons of kids but also with what they have in common. There are some powerful messages in this book, which is another thing I love with this author. She makes you think.

I'm so going to need a story about Morgan in the future when she is grown. Because she was amazing. It doesn't even have to be with Gabe. Just give me that sassy and smart girl her story. ( )

A very much needed conclusion to this wonderful series. Transcend and Epoch were one of my absolute favorites duets ever and it made me approach to this author and made me cry and laugh and feel so much. But there was something missing. I needed Nate to have his HEA too. It felt unresolved, like a piece of my heart didn't come back to me and stayed in a place somewhere.

I admit I wasn't the biggest fan of this book in the first quarter, I wasn't sure this was going to live up to the series but I was wrong. It gave me the same old feelings, happiness and heartbreak. Sadness and grief, but also love and beginnings.

Gracelyn and Nate truly belonged together, and with them so did Morgan and Gabe. I loved this found family so much and they deserve to live happily ever after.

I adored the Swayze's cameo. It made me smile and I loved the mention of her and Griff and their daughters. I also smiled at the use of the other books titles in Nate's book.

It was just a wholesome story. Something I absolutely needed to get out of a reading slump, and this series will stay between my all time favorites for life. ( )