What a great ending to a highly, emotional series! This review won’t be terribly long because I don’t want to spoil anything for those of you who haven’t met Rocky and Dante. I assure you once you’ve met them, you won’t soon forget them. Rocky and Dante met years ago as seniors in high school, and since then their relationship has been passionate and dysfunctional. They either love each other or seem to hate one another, although each has the other’s heart. They just don’t know how to treat it kindly. Now years later, Rocky has finally worked hard to find happiness in her life and without Dante. But as we all know, the two of them are never finished. The two are thrown together with the birth of their goddaughter. After all this time, are they really over one another, and if not, will they finally get it right?
It was amazing to watch Rocky grow up from the unsure, deeply hurt girl to the more self-confident woman she has become. In earlier novels, I wanted to slap some sense into her yet I still loved her. Dante was also selfish, and I loved seeing him mature as well. They did absolutely everything wrong…lied and betrayed each other…and never trusting the other completely. But, they could never truly be done with one another. I really wanted them to get it right, and believe me, they had a lot of work to do in that department. I loved seeing the other characters as well, such as Nat and Aiden. Now, those two got it right. As with the other two books, don’t get lost in the angst and drama that is Rocky and Dante. If you do, you will lose the lessons they can teach you: the importance of dealing with the past to break the binds that keep you there and the power of love! Great series!!!
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