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Curve Into Forever (Vancouver Tridents, #5)

by Julia Jarrett (Goodreads Author)

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Molly Kirkham said: " I received an ALC of this audiobook but all opinions are my own.

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Curve Into Forever is the final story in the Vancouver Tridents series. It follows starting pitcher Kai Yamaki and his college girlfriend Isabel Murphy. Aft I received an ALC of this audiobook but all opinions are my own.

📖: 🌟🌟🌟.5/5
🎧: 🌟🌟🌟🌟/5
🥵: 🌶️🌶️.5/5

Curve Into Forever is the final story in the Vancouver Tridents series. It follows starting pitcher Kai Yamaki and his college girlfriend Isabel Murphy. After travelling to Italy at 18 to meet her father, Isabel decided to stay to find herself, breaking off their relationship. 8 years later, she is coming to Vancouver for 6 months and staying with her mum, and her mum's new husband- the Tridents head coach!

I enjoyed this story! There was quite a bit of angst around their.past together, but the pull between Kai and Iz was just too strong for either of them to stay away. Even when they were just friends, there was always something more between them.

It was nice to see a different side to Kai, as he's been the playboy/joker best friend/teammate during this series, and seeing his more sensitive side was really sweet. I wish we'd seen more of his relationships with his teammates, as I enjoyed that in other books, and baseball really played a small part of this story!

I have to admit I found Isabel's decision-making a little questionable. To me, it felt as though at 20 she decided that her relationships with her new family were more important than with her mum (not even bringing Kai into this!). They seem so close, but it felt like she chose her bigger Italian family over her mum, which for her mum was just brutal! However, I do think it's admirable to be so invested in finding yourself and making the best decisions for your future.

The narration was performed is dual style by Samantha Brentmoor and David Lee Huynh. I am a huge fan of Samantha and I thought she did an amazing job with lots of different voices of different genders, and it was really well paced. This was my first audio with David Lee Huynh and I think he did a good job, although his female voices were less convincing for me. Overall, a great audiobook experience!

I really enjoy this whole series and I think the ending really tied it all together very nicely! I'll be looking out for more books from Julia in the future! ...more "

Jul 17, 2025 01:19PM · see review