Moonlight on Nightingale Way

On Dublin Street #6

by Samantha Young

Logan from Echoes of Scotland Street is back with his own smoldering story, as the New York Times bestselling On Dublin Street series returns…

Logan spent two years paying for the mistakes he made. Now, he’s ready to start over. He has a great apartment, a good job, and plenty of women to distract him from his past. And one woman who is driving him to distraction…

Grace escaped her manipulative family by moving to a new city. Her new life, made to suit her own needs, is almost perfect. All she needs to do is find her Mr. Right—or at least figure out a way to ignore her irresistible yet annoying womanizer of a neighbor.

Grace is determined to have nothing to do with Logan until a life-changing surprise slowly begins turning the wild heartbreaker into exactly the kind of strong, stable man she’s been searching for. Only just when she begins to give into his charms, her own messy past threatens to derail everything they’ve worked to build…

Last book in the Series

Genres: Romance, Contemporary Romance, Contemporary, New Adult, Adult, Audiobook, Friends To Lovers

334 pages, Paperback

First published June 2, 2015

About the author

Samantha is a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author and a Goodreads Choice Awards Nominee. Samantha has written over 60 books and is published in 31 countries. She writes emotional and angsty romance, often set where she resides—in her beloved home country Scotland. Samantha splits her time between her family, writing and chasing after two very mischievous cavapoos.

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Reviews

[Christy · Rating 4 out of 5]

4 stars!



I can’t believe one of my favorite series is at the end of it’s road. The ODS series is one that I wish could go on forever. A few of these books are top favorites of mine. The characters are memorable, the stories are wonderful and the writing is superb. The final chapter- Moonlight on Nightingale Way is Grace and Logan’s story. Logan is Shannon’s brother (who we meet in the last book) and he’s spent the last two years of his life locked up for doing the right thing. Grace is his neighbor. She had a terrible home life (in a different way) and now she is living her own life. She’s classy and sweet, yet outspoken when need be.

These two have a different sort of relationship. Logan and Grace being neighbors don’t always ‘click’. Grace is tired of hearing all the noises coming from Logan’s apartment and Logan thinks she is being pretentious. Then Logan gets some huge news. Something big happens in his life and Grace is there to help him. Their attraction towards one another just grows from there.



I loved the banner between these two. Their relationship could be fun, but also serious when need be. They had a connection and seeing their friendship grow was beautiful. Logan was fantastic and I was really looking forward to his book after reading Shannon and Coles, but Grace was honestly my favorite of this duo. I just adored her. Her relationship with Mia really sealed the deal.

I think one of the things I love most about the ODS series is that these characters aren’t just friends. They are the family they chose. I love this tight nit group.I am going to miss these books. Thankfully, I have them in audio so I can listen whenever I get the itch to re-read. And just an fyi for all you audio fans- this series has the BEST narrators! The woman voicing do a perfect job and I just love their accents! Even though this is a six book series it just doesn’t seem like enough. I loved how the story ended and all the epilogues. A great way to end the series and catch up with all my favorite couples. If you love the ODS books as much as I do, this is one you won’t want to miss out on!

[Catarina · Rating 4 out of 5]

4 Final Stars.

Logan was arrested a few years for beating his sister rapist almost to death. Now he’s trying to re-do his life and stay in his corner, since being an ex-con is most of the time a motive to judge him. Grace is his neighbor, a girl running away from her past.
When life brings them together, things aren’t easy at first sight. But when some unexpected things happen, bringing them closer, they will realize that sometimes what we need, it’s just next door.



Let me start by saying that this books will stay indefinitely as one of my favorite series ever. This wasn’t one of my favorites of them all, as there were some stuff happening during the book that I wasn’t too happy with, but the end was so beautiful it was impossible not to read. It was a sweet, refreshing and heartwarming romance and if you’re a fan of the series, you can’t miss this one. And if you haven’t started this books yet… what the heck are you waiting for?



Rating: 4 Stars.
Characters Development: I really liked Grace and how she stood up by herself. She was sweet, strong and nice heroine. Logan pissed me off at some moments, but overall I really liked him. He was a sexy and sweet hero.
Steam: Hot.
Sensible Subjects: Violence. Abuse.
Love Triangle: No.
Cheating: No.
HEA: Yes. With an amazing epilogue.

[[~Ami~]♥Sexy Dexy♥ · Rating 2 out of 5]

2 stars

Sorry I did not like this one. At all!!! I felt no chemistry. I found the "banter" so lame. I hated the MCs. Even all the side characters reappearing annoyed me with their cheesy happy ever after.

Eventhough this series didn't end on a high note I still love ODS and BJL. I'm sorry to say I think I may be officially parting ways with SY now.

[Rachel L · Rating 4 out of 5]

Reread February 2025

Gonna downgrade to 4 stars because the book just didn't hit as well on the reread. It is still in my top 3 of this series (out of 6 books)

Reread May 2023 but have reread many times. Upgrading to 5 star rating

It's funny because when I first read this book I never thought it would be a favorite of mine in this series, but I love the banter and the angst. I will say, the older I get I understand less and less why Grace involved herself in Logan and Maia's business, but then we wouldn't have this story so I let it go.

A fun, steamy, and slightly angsty story of neighbors who bicker but quickly become friends and then lovers. Samantha Young will always be one of my all time favorite authors, reading her book and characters just click somehow in my brain.

[Sarah Elizabeth · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was an adult contemporary romance story featuring Grace and Logan.

I liked Grace and Logan in this, and I liked how Grace didn’t judge Logan for his criminal record.

The storyline in this was about the romance between Grace and Logan, but I found it a bit annoying how Logan pushed Grace away when really he wanted her. We also got a storyline about a long-lost daughter turning up, and another storyline about why Grace had moved to Edinburgh to get away from her family.

The ending to this was pretty good, and I liked how we got to catch up with the other couples from the series as well.
7 out of 10

[Ramona Popescu · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am so sad that this series has come to an end, but happy that it got the perfect ending that it deserved.

Samantha Young managed to captivate me for years with her books and "Moonlight on Nightingale Way" didn't disappoint in the least. When I first read about the hero of this story, I was kind of guarded, because I wasn't familiar with Logan much. I only knew the main idea, that he was Shannon's brother, the one that ended up in jail after beating the man that hurt and nearly raped her. We could see the strong connection they had, the love they felt for each other and I knew that Logan's story deserved to be more developed.

Now we got the chance to read about it, and of course, the story was amazing.
Logan is out of jail and tries to re-balance his life, although the memories and hard times spent in prison still hunt him. We see a very fragile and confused hero, trying to get his old life back, but he is kind of choosing the wrong path now, because in this "confusion" , he parties and sleeps with a lot of women just to forget. We all know that this is only a way to keep lying to himself and forgetting everything that happened 2 years ago.



Grace, our lovely heroine, is his next door neighbor and really mad about not getting any sleep because of Logan and his ongoing parties. She is a very up front and determined girl, a tough cookie to crack for our party friend here. They begin a cat and mouse relationship, but you can feel the attraction and the good kind of tension between them.

When something unexpected happens, Logan and Grace are caught together in a strange situation that changes them and brings them closer. Due to this change, Logan becomes more responsible, and I definitely felt in love with him. He showed another side of him, caring, kind and noble. He truly became the person he was 2 years ago, the one that sacrificed his freedom for the safety of his sister. Grace was the perfect balance for him, his perfect match that was right in front of him, but as we are accustomed to, heroes catch up very slowly and kill our nerves and patience in the process.

I enjoyed the originality of the story, the twist element that was introduce in the book and it was very surprising and fun to read. I like second chances books and this one was perfectly created for us to realize that people deserve it, by falling in love again or having a surprising presence in their lives that can guide them to rediscovery and forgiveness.
Logan story was mainly about this, about forgiving himself for what happened, although he was only protecting his sister. In his complicated manner, having Grace by his side showed him that he deserves to be loved again, despite this terrible background.

Of course, Sam's trademark passionate scenes were there, creating the perfect love story with everything on top: drama, lust, humor and domestic elements that I've enjoyed dearly.
A bonus was the epilogue, you will love it and enjoy every page from it.
Love the Dublin Street Series and I am terribly sorry that it ended, but that a way to go it was:)
5 stars!!!



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[Eni · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5 stars

I'm so sad this series is over,because it has a very special place in my heart.(As does Braden)

I really liked this book and i loved the epilogue.It was the perfect way to end this amazing series.

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We only read a little about Logan in EoSS,but that little made me love him.
I'm so excited about this book.

[Jacqueline's Reads · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5 Oh-God, Why is it Over Stars?

Moonlight on Nightingale Way is the last book in the On Dublin Street series. It is also a standalone. Although, since it’s the last in the series, I highly suggest you read the previous books to get the full effect.

Moonlight on Nightingale Way was the perfect conclusion to my beloved series. Sigh. I loved it. I loved the storyline, I loved the characters, correction, I LOVED ALL the characters. I felt like Samantha Young really gave what the viewers craved. Romance, tension, slight angst, and sweet love.

She did the last book good.

Logan is Shannon’s brother. Remember, Logan was the guy that beat up Shannon’s ex because she was almost rapped? Logan went to prison for two years because of that and even though he’s been out for some time, he’s different. He isn’t the happy-go-lucky guy anymore. He’s hard.

Grace works from home and her new neighbor makes it very hard for her to do her job. Because her neighbor has sex late at night and ladies are very loud. I know, it’s completely funny and I love it. Logan is Grace’s new neighbor.

I love the banter between Grace and Logan. Obviously Grace hates Logan. She’s annoyed by him and wants nothing to do with him. Since they are neighbors, they run into each other often and every time they do, Grace has something to complain about. Like Logan’s ex’s throwing up in front of her door step or leaving their underwear to dry on the balcony. It’s completely funny and 100% cute.

Logan is a jerk. He’s the hero you want to hate, but you can’t help but have a crush on. He doesn’t have any consideration for Grace’s feelings and he’s very vocal about it. Even though Logan is a complete jerk and even though he has lots of sex, he’s not a bad guy. He’s sensitive and very caring.

Grace starts to see this side of him.

The things I’m going to do to you, babe. I’m going to make you mine, every single piece of you.

I’ve got all the time in the world, Grace. All the time in the world for you.

The book shifts a lot in the book and it changes the relationship between Grace and Logan. I LOVE the shift! These are the kind of books I read. The shift brings Grace and Logan closer, even though they don’t want to be. Grace is now thrown into Logan’s life and she’s questioning if it’s a good idea.

Both are starting to have feelings towards each other and both don’t know what to do about it. At times Logan can be really difficult. I get it. He’s a tough guy that went through a lot of stuff in his past, but Grace has her demons too. She’s very hurt by her parents it still haunts her to this day.

I love Grace. I found her very sweet, kind and the type of person I would love to be friends with. She tries very hard to do the right thing, even when Logan is a completely jerk to her. You also get a huge glimpse of the gang from the previous books. It’s kind of bittersweet because this is the last book in the series.

On Dublin Street was my first Samantha Young novel and I fell in love with it instantly. It’s one of the first books that got me hooked on romance books. I’m terribly sad this series is over. It’s like saying goodbye to an old friend, but it was a great goodbye.

If you are a fan of the series, you must finish it out with Moonlight on Nightingale Way

AN ARC was provided

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[Jln]

Meh, dnf @ 60%





I guess I will jump ship on this one, if I'm not into it by now I never will be. It's such a bummer because I really enjoyed the first few books in the series. Before Jamaica Lane with Nate and Olivia is one of my all time favorites, but sadly for me, that's where this series peaked. My main issue with this one is that I didn't care for the characters right off the bat, especially Grace. Ugh. I actually thought the first scene was cringe worthy, so I would suggest listening to the sample. I also didn't think there was much development in the romance, so I never felt a connection between them. The banter between them was awkward and unnatural, and the pacing seemed off. It made no sense to me that Grace and Logan went from bickering neighbors who didn't even know each other, to Grace helping him raise his daughter literally overnight.

Unfortunately, when the romance isn't working for me, I have nothing better to do than notice things like excessive tingling, blushing and eyes darkening.

Oh, well! Thanks for the br Ami! :))

[♥Rachel♥ · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5 Stars

Grace’s new neighbor, Logan, is basically a manwhore. His sexual antics and loud parties have deprived her of sleep, and generally ticked her off. Logan’s reactions to her complaints push her buttons even more so, accusing Grace of being an uppity snob. Needless to say they are not on the best of terms when they first meet. But Grace gets to know Logan a little and her opinion of him begins to soften, just a tad.

When faced with something that changes his life forever, Logan is shocked and thrown for a loop, but he quickly abandons his party lifestyle to accommodate. Grace steps in to help, because she can’t help but admire the way Logan immediately accepts the change in his life with ferocity, and because the situation strikes at her heart for personal reasons.

Samantha Young captures feelings so spot on that every time I crack open the pages of one of her stories I automatically put myself in the character’s shoes. So of course I rooted for Grace and I felt her every hurt, all her longing and attraction, as well. She was such a sweet, giving person, and her help to Logan cemented their closeness. In that closeness, Grace starts to fall for Logan even though she fears he’ll just break her heart in the end. Grace doubts that she’s even Logan’s type when he paraded blond, curvy, scantily clad women in and out of his apartment for months, and Grace is pretty much the opposite. Also, low self-esteem stemming from an absolutely horrid family further fuels her concerns.

Logan spent time in jail, almost two years, for severely beating the man who nearly raped and killed his sister. So he didn’t feel worthy to take on the change in his life, but Grace helped him work through those feelings and be the man she knew he was. Of course, I wanted to smack Logan a couple of times, but he proved time and time again what a good guy he was and I couldn’t help but fall for him.

Grace and Logan dance around their attraction, building up combustible sexual tension, so when they finally give in it’s so very HOT:

“The things I’m going to do to you, babe. I’m going to make you mine, every single piece of you.”

I appreciated there was no last minute romantic drama to taint their relationship when they finally committed. It was Grace and Logan against the world, aka crappy family.

I’m sad to say good-bye to this series, I’ve loved each and every book in the series, but Samantha Young gives us a good send off with short, but heartwarming epilogues for each couple. You know these friends who’ve become like family, through their emotional bonds and unwavering support will live happily ever after, and that’s what every romance junkie, like me, craves!

A copy was kindly provided by NAL in exchange for an honest review.

[Jen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Holy cow! I don't know why I haven't continued reading this series. Well, yes I do, there always seems to be another book that comes up and other books just get pushed aside. When I saw this audiobook available I had to grab it. Now that I've listened to the last book in this series, I really need to read the other books. This was such a great book and the added accents in the audiobook version were fantastic!



Grace is a freelance editor and works from home. Even though she has a hunky neighbor, they haven't really hit things off well because it seems that he has a revolving door on his apartment. The sounds that come through the walls late at night keep her up or interrupts her sleep making it hard for her to do her job.

Grace's hunky, horny neighbor is Logan. Logan has a bit of a past. He spent the last two years in jail for beating up his sister's boyfriend who tried to rape her. Now he's making up for lost time if you know what I mean. The noise is annoying, but when his hookups leave their knickers on the landing to dry and throw up on Grace's doorstep, she has to complain. This has Grace and Logan arguing with one another in the beginning, but when a ghost from his past surfaces Grace is there to help him through it. She did not have a great childhood growing up and those experiences make her the perfect person to help Logan with this new situation.

I loved seeing these two work together. They put their bickering aside for a while, helping one another. As the sexual attraction between them grew, they tried to ignore it. Both putting up their walls, but it was no use. Now Grace was the one making the sexual noises at the hands of Logan.



"I can't walk away from you even if I wanted to."

I loved this book. I realize that if I had read this series in order I would probably be extremely sad that the series ends here, but since I'm reading them out of order I'm very excited that I have the other books yet to read. Bonus for me!

[Natasha is a Book Junkie · Rating 5 out of 5]

“I can’t walk away from you even if I wanted to. And I don’t want to. You are reality and sweet oblivion wrapped up in one annoyingly argumentative, always-bloody-right, classy, gorgeous-as-f*ck package.”

Six full length novels, six couples I loved from the get-go, six unforgettable love stories that will forever remain some of my favourite books of all time, and we now say goodbye to the wonderful world of the On Dublin Street series with this unputdownable finale—a touching friends-to-lovers tale that had me either squirming in my seat from the unrelenting chemistry between the characters, or clenching my chest from all the angsty emotions it stirred in me page after page. I loved this book, loved it so much I couldn’t help but re-read parts of it right after I first finished it, leaving me with a bittersweet smile on my face knowing I was saying farewell to a ‘reality’ I learned to depend on whenever I was in need of a true romance to warm my heart.

“I’d worked hard to become my own person and not a shadow of the girl lost in the manipulations, cruelty, and neglect of her family.”

Grace Farquhar is a young woman who left her privileged past and the person she once was behind to embrace the woman she always hoped to become. Having grown up in an disparaging environment that left her with serious self-esteem issues—raised by parents who either ignored her or belittled her continually with demeaning comments and self-serving expectations—she was forced to sever all contact with her family in order to heal and become her own person. But years of feeling inadequate and never speaking out her mind have left her fearful of confrontation, constantly craving the approval of others. So when a very loud new neighbour moves into the apartment next door, his late night sex antics keeping her awake night after night and leaving her too tired to work during the day, she reacts uncharacteristically, having no qualms about expressing her distress and frustration at his behaviour. Even when her words seem to fall on deaf ears and her new neighbour’s mocking stance only serves to aggravate her even more.

“Logan MacLeod is the least likely candidate for boyfriendhood of any man in the entire world.”

Logan MacLeod is not the man the world believes him to be. One mistake in his life, one act of fierce protectiveness towards a beloved sister, has cost him two years of his life and a lifetime of shame, but behind the bad boy façade hides a man looking for forgiveness, self-fulfilment, and a fresh start in life. When the cute spitfire next door confronts him about his late night shenanigans, he is instantly drawn to her, but the more life pulls them closer to one another, and the more he gets to know her, the more he believes that she deserves someone better than him, someone worthier, someone whose past is not weighing heavily on his shoulders, making him wish he were a better man for her. Even though in Grace’s eyes he is all she’s ever dreamed of finding in life.

“Although I was actively looking for the man I wanted to spend my life with, I wasn’t looking for a fantasy man. I was looking for someone understanding, protective, and funny. I didn’t expect perfection. I just wanted to like the person I was dating, and I wanted him to be kind.”

When Logan’s past comes unexpectedly knocking at his door, changing his future forever, Grace becomes the person he learns to lean on the most in life, her kindness and generosity helping him face a reality he never believed possible. But as their lives become more and more intertwined, their attraction grows as well, leading to a climax of epic proportions. One which only one of them doesn’t regret in the end.

“I’d fallen in love for the first time. And he didn’t love me back.”

This is a very emotional but also downright scorching tale of a love born suddenly, unexpectedly, a love free from judgement and prejudice, whose sheer magnitude heals both young lovers from the ugly scars from their respective pasts. It’s also a story that shows the true definition of a family, of the incomparable power of friendships, and how much the two can sometimes become one in life. Grace and Logan break the cycle they were born into by becoming the kind of people they always wished their parents would have been—two people who love selflessly and unconditionally, and whose love and devotion to those closest to them becomes the one thing they are most proud of in life.

It is with a heavy heart that I let these characters and all the wonderful couples who came before them go, certain of many a re-read in the future. Ms Young has given us the perfect kind of closure for all six storylines, and even though there will never be another Jocelyn and Braden, Johanna and Cameron, Olivia and Nate, Hannah and Marco, Shannon and Cole, or Grace and Logan, I am certain the best is yet to come from this truly extraordinary author whose words never fail to blow my mind.

“I never thought you’d light up for the likes of me… I’m going to f*ck you until you see stars.”

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[beautyliterate · Rating 4 out of 5]

On Dublin Street Spoiler Free Series Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uJyl...

4/5 stars

My favorite in the series!!

Cannot believe I already read all these books so fast!

[Milica's Bookshelf · Rating 5 out of 5]

“There are moments in life that change us irreparably. Sometimes those moments are grand and dramatic, tragic or beautiful in their intensity. Sometimes those moments are quiet and small like footsteps fading behind a closed door. The subtlety of those moments can sometimes camouflage their impact and sometimes the impact is felt profoundly, but the quietness of the moment is lost on everyone else around you adding loneliness to the equation.”



Just loved it, great ending for an amazing series!

ARRRRGGHHH THAT EPLOGUE!!

I love Shannon and Cole! I love Hannah and Marco! I love Olivia and Nate! I love Jo and Cam! I love Ellie and Adam! I freaking love Joss and the love of my life Braden Carmichael! Plus the new addition to the family, Grace and Logan! All of the characters have come such a long way and I was more than happy to be with them every step of the way!



This final installment will leave you captivated and satisfied. I will surely miss these characters deeply. *sniffs* Thank you Samantha Young for a wonderful series!

[Sharon ∞❥ is an emotional book junkie ❥∞ · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 - 4 ★'s

This book is about Logan, Shannon's brother, who we met in her book and who has just gotten released from jail and has started working for Braden at his club.

I was really looking forward to Logan's book but overall, I was left feeling a little disappointed. I've been thinking about what exactly it is that has been me feeling this way. I think part of it is just that it's the last book in a for the most part amazing series. The other is that Logan and Grace just didn't quite doing it for me.

I didn't like hearing about all of Logan's exploits and I really didn't like them thrown in Grace's face. The whole situation with Maia, while sweet, took up a lot of page time. And it was just too much with both situations with Logan's AND Grace's families.



And while I enjoyed the homage at the end, again...I didn't like that I felt it took away from Logan and Grace. I think the series has just gotten so many characters that at times it felt a bit much.

But I liked how things worked out and I was happy to read another SY book. I will definitely miss the gang!


The Good Stuff:

Dual Pov's? Just Grace's.

Steam Factor? (Scale 1 - 5) 3ish...I really wanted more.

Angst? (Scale 1 - 5) again 3ish...nothing too over the top.

Next book? That's all folks! But wait...it was just announced that there will be a novella coming out on November 3rd called On King's Way.




Favorite quotes:

♥ "I never thought you'd light up for the likes of me."

♥ "Being in love makes you a grumpy cow."

♥ “Honey, I love you, and I think you are very handsome, but not even you could pull off a man nappy.”

♥ “Never change,” he whispered hoarsely. “You are absolutely fucking perfect the way you are.”

♥ “Didn’t you know, babe? You’re their favorite book boyfriend come to life.”


♦ BR w/Melissa!

[Snow · Rating 3 out of 5]

"3 done with the ODS series stars"

Crap, this was NOT how I pictured my closure to the On Dublin Street series
BUT I wasn't covinced in what Logan and Grace had in this book.

For example, Logan was so out of place, firstly he's this hunk of a guy - tall, intimidating, sexy and brooding THEN he does things that only meeh, slimy shitheads do, then he's commanding domineering alpha in bed and I guess, for me, he went from one extreme to another and I was stuck in the middle trying to figure this guy out.
Grace - oh boy that was almost as a copy/paste character to Logan - she was psychologicaly abused by her crappy mother and distant father (rich people) and she's actually taking boldly charge to settle a situation she had no place of being in (like "helping" a neighbour you don't like and have resentments towards him BUT you find him sexualy attractive...in "an episode of a suddenly parent" of some lame talk show) - and she's so uncertain of her features and looks BUT she's bold enough to give Logan the "shit" about his "loud actions" and manwhoring, and she acts the same when they try to be in a relationship....

I felt like I was forced into all of it and I guess the Epilogue didn't help either to improve my impression...

Shame, I was looking forward to this...and I ended up being shoved up my throat with all of the characters (from all the books in the series that are making their respectable appearences) and their "perfect" lifes with picket fenses and 2,4 children...

and it has to be something so OFF cause if those are the words of a HEA junkie then I guess it's all going to hell!

I even think I aged a little bit after this...

[Michelle · Rating 4 out of 5]

I m so sad this is over but this is a great book

Logan as had a really shit few yrs after him beatin his sisters ex bf 4 raping her he went 2 prison for 2 yrs an they were hard an it changed him a lot Logan as great people around him an peep who want 2 give him a chance 2 get his life back on track this is where Grace comes in they both live next door 2 each other an they don't really get of on the right foot with Logan an his wallbanging an extra loud women an Grace not getting any peace 2 do her writing an Logan just thinks she is a snobby moany but she is great an he does get 2 know this the more he c Grace around
When Logan thinks everything is goin good things get very complicated but Grace is there 2 help him along the way an it's great that she is cause he can do this without her but once things get sorted Grace an Logan start getting closer but with the stuff Grace had 2 put up with from her parents an bro Grace doesnt let people in very easy but Logan is there 2 fight 4 what he wants an it's her

I luv Logan he is a great character an he is super sexy lipke nearly every man in this series even after goin through what he did 4 his sis an then dealin with prison he still as a soft heart an he will do anything 4 family an it's 1 thing that him an Grace have in common they both don't get on with there blood families but there friends r even better family 2 them I did find it great the way Logan coped with some really hard situations in this book not many men would man up like he did

Grace as been through a lot of shit growin up her mother is a total bitch her father doesn't give a shit an he bro is a total scrumbag everyone of them make my blood boil it's a shock how she got her life back on track but with hard work an the best friend she is doin great I luvd how Grace was willin 2 help Logan out with the really hard stuff an how Logan's friends an family luvd Grace straight away but it would b hard 2 b horrible 2 her she is so gentle an carin

This story was great I hated putting it down I luvd the chemistry between Grace an Logan it was so good an really hot they r so good 2gether I luvd how we got more of the other couples throughout out the book I still luv them al the story was heart breakin in parts I felt so sorry 4 both of them
I did really enjoy the epilogue getting 2 c the couple's again was great I m goin 2 miss them so much it's been an amazin series an I 've luvd every couple in different ways
If used haven't read this series do I high recommend it xxx

[mel ☽ · Rating 2 out of 5]

2/5 stars

I really did not like the beginning of this at all. H was sleeping with OW and h can hear him having sex with all these OW the first 30% of the book. Then they started getting close because of the whole long-lost child thing (which I did not like) and he gave up his man ho ways BUT he still openly flirted in front of the h and let’s not talk about that one “slip” where he slept with OW when h was already falling for him. Like, why did this need to happen? This just made the H irredeemable in my eyes. This made the H look like he just thinks with his dick and his excuse was because he was horny...

Unfortunately, all this OW bs just made me wary of H’s feelings for h cuz he slept with that particular OW (h heard H having sex with this OW for THREE STRAIGHT NIGHTS btw) just days before he and h were intimate... so, he was already falling for her, but he still accepted the OW’s offer to have sex during his lunch break, when he knew h was attracted to him.
Yeah... I HATED that.

I barely felt the connection between Grace and Logan and there were a lot of time jumps and the feelings felt so one-sided and maybe its cuz of the amount of time we spend reading about H sleeping with OW. Like, the beginning should have been the H and h spending time together and getting to know one another but nooo, instead, H was being a man ho AND the h can hear him having sex, keeping her awake at night. Can we talk about how rude that is? This went on and on and it was so annoying cuz it honestly diminishes H's love for h in my view. I know they were there only for there hookups, but it was so unnecessary. I really think having Logan’s POV would’ve helped me believe his feelings for Grace more because reading about him having sex through h's POV was just traumatizing and annoying.

[Iselreads(lexie) · Rating 4 out of 5]

I loved it! Logan was this close to beating Nate from my book-boyfriend status. But, alas! Nate (one of my many book-boyfriends) still holds the key to my fickle-minded heart. :D

[Suzana · Rating 5 out of 5]

Bloody loved it ...
And that ending ... perfect ♥
This was one of the best series that I have ever read, and now I'm a little sad that it's over ...

[Auntee · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was hooked from the start with this one. The opening chapters with the hero, Logan MacLeod, and his man whore ways... I had to laugh at how it aggravated his next door neighbor, Grace Farquhar. The poor woman couldn't get any work done (she was a free-lance editor working from home) or get any sleep with the sounds of orgasmic pleasure coming from his apartment next door. Grace and Logan get off to a rather unpleasant start, but you can feel the sexual tension brewing between them.

Logan has served 2 years in prison (for beating up his sister Shannon's attacker) and it seems that time locked up has changed the man he used to be. He's not the joyful, hopeful man he once was. He's a one-night-stand kind of guy and has no interest in a relationship, so he chooses women he knows he could never fall for. Although next door neighbor Grace increasingly intrigues him, he knows he should steer clear of her. Then a huge surprise enters his life he has a teenage daughter that he knew nothing about, and he finds himself relying on his growing friendship that he's formed with Grace. And it's not long before Logan and Grace (who has a really heartbreaking upbringing) start spilling their secrets and fears to each other.

Logan...


I've enjoyed every book from this series so far, but I wish I had read the previous Echoes of Scotland Street before this one. I really enjoyed Logan, but even though I knew what he had gone through, I wanted to see how he was prior to his incarceration. I felt he really grew into a stand-up, mature guy in this book, and loved when he finally opened his eyes and realized he deserved to have a woman like Grace in his life.

I loved the character of Grace. She was a smart, girl-next-door type with a difficult past ( a family from hell!) that she was still dealing with. She was easy to root for, and at times I found my heart breaking for her. Yes, she had insecurities that I thought maybe a good therapist could help her with, but she was also incredibly strong and with a huge capacity to love. I was soooo hoping she'd get everything she every dreamed of.

While I absolutely adored the character of Maia, the teenage daughter that Logan never knew, and loved her relationship with Grace) I felt the exploration of this plot point took over the book a bit. I wanted to see a little bit more of the romance between Grace and Logan, which took a while to really get started. But once it did it got (typically) hot, so no real complaints there!



I love how the author develops her characters and makes you fall in love with them. They become so real to you that you actually can feel their pain. There were definitely times where I felt myself tearing up, so I know I was emotionally involved in this story.

While it wasn't my absolute favorite of a fabulous series (sorry, but no one can top Braden and Joss's story--On Dublin Street-- in my eyes) it was an engrossing read, and a fitting (but sadly an) end to this wonderful series. I enjoyed meeting up with all of the series characters again, loved how they all accepted Grace and Maia into their lives, and especially loved the eight-months-later epilogue. Now that's how you finish a series! 4 stars

[isidora crni biser · Rating 5 out of 5]

5 fantastičnih,finalnih zvezdica!


Ne mogu da verujem da sam stigla do kraja *šmrcšmrcšmrc*
Što se tiče ove šeste knjige,mnogo,mnogo bolja od prethodne dve.Logan mnogo podseća na mog Brejdena(al nije Brejden,niko nije kao Brejden)

Jedan od najboljih serijala svih vremena. Pre par dana je bilo tačno četiri godine kako sam pročitala prvi deo "Dablin strit",koji je ujedno postao moja omiljena knjiga ovog žanra.Brejden i ja smo u vezi već četiri godine,ljubav moja velika,najveća ❤️



Nema šta puno da se pametuje o ovom serijalu,većina ga je pročitala,većina ga voli,sve je već rečeno. Moja velika preporuka onima koji još uvek nisu pročitali ove knjige,i svakako preporuka onima koji su početnici u ovom žanru.Lepe ljubavne priče sa dovoljnom dozom seksa,i svim onim životnim problemima koji prate svakog od nas.
Čak imamo i najlepše naslovne.



Knjige je najbolje čitati po redu,jeste da je svaka o drugom paru,al se u svakoj sledećoj knjizi pojavljuju parovi iz prethodnih knjiga.Što je za mene bila "Sreća,sreća radost" kad se Brejden pojavi u knjigama,pa makar i u jednoj rečenici. ❤️
Svim knjigama sam dala peticu,al imam svoje favorite:
1.Dablin Strit
2.Jamajka Lejn
3.Najtingejl Vej
4.London Roud
5.Skotland Strit
6.Indija Plejs

Samanta,hvala ti na ovom predivnom serijalu.Hvala ti na Brejdenu

I za kraj,sjajni momci Dablin strita

[✰ Bianca ✰ BJ's Book Blog ✰ · Rating 5 out of 5]

PERFECT!!!
I loved every single second of this book. Logan is soooo great! Sexy, cute, adorable, nice, kind, hot, gorgeous, funny, HOT ☺
and Grace is just too adorable.... plus all the other characters too... ugh... I never wanted this book to end ☺



so sad that this was the last book in the series... but Sam ended it in an amazing way!!! Can't wait to read whatever she comes up with next!

[Geo Just Reading My Books · Rating 5 out of 5]

O poveste de dragoste emoționantă, plină de scântei și zâmbete. O adolescenta care încearcă sa-si găsească locul lângă tatăl pe care l-a descoperit de curând. O poveste superba!

[Lyndy Ann ♫ · Rating 5 out of 5]

Moonlight on Nightingale Way is the sixth and final book in the On Dublin Street series and is my favourite I was hooked from the first page til the last I did not want it to end. Logan Macleod and stolen Braden’s place in my heart (sorry Braden).

Grace moved to Edinburgh to start her new life surrounding herself with great friends to replace her horrible family back in London. She has a great life, with her friends a job she loves and a great apartment the only thing missing is Mr Right. This is until the annoying neighbour moves across the landing and her peace is shattered nightly by women screaming with passion. She confronts the neighbour as she no longer hides from confrontation enter Logan MacLeod into her life.

Logan MacLeod spent two years in prison defending his sister and is now starting over with new friends, a new job and a new apartment thanks to Braden. His meetings with Grace on the landing do not go well thanks to his guests and their stuff so they try and avoid each other until one day while arguing something happens that changes everything and this event brings them together.

I loved the way their relationship develops over time and the changes we see in Logan. This is a slow burn which I enjoyed it was a refreshing change having a couple go from being neighbour to friends to lovers. Grace is scared of getting hurt by Logan and Logan does not want a relationship at the moment. When they decide to give it a try they are scorching together Logan is a bossy alpha in the bedroom HOT. I could go on and on about this book and the characters and what they go through as I loved them so much but I do not want to say to much as I do not want to spoil the story, other readers will agree. One thing I will say I loved the family get togethers and catching up with all the gang.

MoNW has one of the best and cutest epilogues I have read and it was a lovely way to end a fantastic series like this. This series will always stay with me as On Dublin Street was one of the first books I read since I became hooked on reading after FSoG and I have loved each couple in their own way. I hope Samantha continues to write romances like this series.

*****LOVED IT - LOVED IT - LOVED IT*****

[Jennifer · Rating 4 out of 5]

★★★½
Moonlight on Nightingale Way is the sixth and final installment in Samantha Young's adult contemporary romance series titled On Dublin Street. There are some books in this series that made it to my absolute favorites list and there are others that made me wonder why they were even in this series. Moonlight on Nightingale Way was kind of in-between, falling between three and four stars in my opinion. I expected a lot for the final book, and even though I don't think the series ended with memorable fireworks, I did like this last installment overall. The relationship and family dynamics were complex enough to keep my interest, the romance was sexy, and I enjoyed catching up with past characters. All in all, a good read that I would recommend to followers of the series. That recommendation comes with a warning though. While reading, put aside the fact that this is the final book. You may enjoy it more if you view it as just another installment in a great series instead of the finale. Just a suggestion though.

My favorite quote:
"What are you worried about? What the world thinks of you, what we think of you, or what you think of you? Because at the end of the day babe, the only opinions that matter are your own and those of the people you care about."

The On Dublin Street series includes the following installments as of June 2015. The ratings are my opinion only.
#1-On Dublin Street ★★★★★
#1.1-An On Dublin Street Christmas ★★★★★
#1.2-An On Dublin Street Halloween
#1.5-Until Fountain Bridge ★★★★★
#2-Down London Road ★★★★☆
#2.5-Castle Hill ★★★★☆
#3-Before Jamaica Lane ★★★★★
#4-Fall from India Place ★★★☆☆
#5-Echoes of Scotland Street ★★★☆☆
#5.5-Valentine
#6-Moonlight on Nightingale Way ★★★½☆
#6.5-One King's Way

[Vilma · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sexy, emotional, addictive and a wonderful finale to an amazing series.

What a perfect, heartfelt finale to a much-loved series. I can remember reading On Dublin Street for the first time and falling in love with Joss and Braden, and now, so many stories later, with characters like Liv, Shannon, Jo, Hannah and Ellie, we finally get the story of Logan (whom we met in Echoes of Scotland) and Grace. I loved how Logan and Grace’s story delivered so much emotion. There is a lot of addictive angst, a lot of feels in their back stories, the situations they face, the burgeoning emotions they feel for each other. I thought the plot was very well paced as the story alternated between internal and external struggles, giving us deeper insight into each protagonist. In this case, both Grace and Logan have not had it easy… have not had the support they needed from their family. They’ve each had to become someone else to survive experiences that marred them deeply. But before they shared emotions, and way before they shared a bed, they couldn’t stand each other.

Logan MacLeod was a womanizer. A bevy of women screamed it so, as Grace could attest. She was Logan’s neighbor, and every scream of ecstasy pounded through her walls as she tried to work late into the evenings. One day she had enough, and when she confronts her playboy neighbor, she didn’t expect him to be so alluring, good-looking…. and wholly frustrating! As a result, a wonderfully antagonist relationship ensues.

Grace has been looking for a man to love, who will love her, but she keeps colliding with the worst of them. Meanwhile, Logan has a past that has made him a different man, clinging to women as a way to escape everything inside. Yet, the only thing they know about each other is every insulting comment slung each time an untimely encounter happens. But one day, Grace is there when a life-altering bomb is dropped and she’s swept up in a heartbreaking situation, helping Logan in a way she never would have expected.

Their story is filled with so much hurt and heartbreak, misunderstandings and misconceptions, but also so much rightness, love and acceptance. Samantha Young did a great job setting up a story with great balance between sexy and sweet, romance and angst, humor and heartbreak. I couldn’t put it down and many scenes got to me in a way I didn’t expect emotionally. The end was bittersweet bliss, but the perfect finale for such a great series. I look forward to reading more of what Young will throw at us next.

✦ ✦ ✦ ✦

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[Beatrice · Rating 5 out of 5]

Moonlight on Nightingale Way is wonderful book to wrap up the series and this is probably my third favorite. Before Jamaica Lane being my #1 favorite and On Dublin Street going #2. as it tells story of Shannon's brother, Logan MacLeod. (We met him on the previous book :Echoes of Scotland Street)

Logan was an ex-convict because of a crime he committed in order to protect his sister. Starting a new life out of prison, with a job (offered by Braden), living in an apartment and of course he has affairs with plenty of women. That changed when Grace Farquhar, his neighbor, complained wild noises from his apartment. She was a simple, classy and frank. However, she has insecurities in life because she didn't feel loved by her family. She tried hard to please them in every way by obeying them but it turns out all her efforts are wasted. Bad family indeed and she decided to leave them. (Her story is just sad... :( )

These two characters are absolutely romantic and I love the chemistry between them. I love the dramas and their conversations. Funny and romantic at the same time, I also love their character developments. They helped each other in battling their weaknesses. Maia MacLeod is an awesome matchmaker! I love this kid.

Overall, I just love it! There's something about Samantha Young's writing style that makes me carried away with each book of this series. It's such a wonderful journey getting to know all the characters' in this series and I am engrossed with all their love stories. The epilogue is just absolutely wonderful. I have no words. I devour this series and definitely one of my favorite Adult Romance series of all time. So sad that it's over. :(

[-C- · Rating 4 out of 5]

What a wonderful couple and conclusion to this series.
I liked Grace much. She was so brave and sweet and strong. Then Logan was not at all who I thought he was going to be. He turned into such a wonderful dad and boyfriend. Maia was such a brave young girl. I loved her relationship with Grace. I loved seeing all the couple's and especially the ending with scenes from all of them.

No man alive loves a woman as much as I love you. I never thought I would feel this way about anyone. I didn’t think it existed. Not for me.