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168 pages, Paperback
First published March 21, 2013

Amy and Conner finally have their happy ending...or so they thought. Amy's past eventually catches up with her. Her psycho husband just would not leave her alone. She is still constantly getting harassed and threatened and finally when Amy's salon is vandalized they decide to move to Kentucky.
Despite the fact that she misses her friends and her father - she adapts well and finds happiness and contentment in her new life. It helps that she is surrounded by Conner's family most especially Colt and Van. At first she feels guilty for bringing trouble down on their family but Conner and the family constantly reassure her that this wasn't her fault. Just when you think everything could be perfect, Rick finds his way back into their life.
"You don't know how long I've wanted to be surrounded by a family. The longer I'm around them, the more I love them."
At book six I thought that this series would get stale but to me it still remains as interesting as the first one was. What keeps it fresh is the fact that different characters are featured in every two books or so and we get to read two POV in each story. I love that even if the book is about Conner and Amy we still hear about Colt and Van, Ty and Miranda and also the kids. Think about it, what other series includes the whole family in a series? I love the family dynamics. Their bickering never gets old. To this day just thinking about their antics make me laugh. The Christmas incident in the last book was just over the top hilarious.
"....you can always count on me to be there. I will be the best daddy to our child and I will love you for all the days of my life."
So about Conner and Amy... I was glad that Conner was finally able to find "the one". He was the black sheep for so long , I was happy that his love for Amy and their child was able to turn him around. Like his sister and his cousins he deserved his happy ending too, right? Amy was perfect for him. After all she was put through with her so-called husband, she deserved the happiness and content that the family as a whole provided for her.
"I want you because I love you like I have never loved before. If you don't want me, I know I will never find another that compares."
First the cover. As the series progresses the book covers just seem to get worse. Book 5's cover was more acceptable than 6. Loved the first 4 covers. This one, not so much...
The other thing is the positions Conner put Amy in. Yeah the narration were steamy and terrific but are those positions even possible with a pregnant belly?
I was also very unsatisfied with the Epilogue. Some stories just don't need one. Looking five years ahead especially if there's going to be a book 7 just seemed insignificant and unnecessary to me.
Emma Stone as Amy and Colin Wayne as Conner.