A review by myownbookshelves
A Forever Family by Sandi Lynn
3.0
“Family was everything to them”
This book wraps up the story of one of my favorite families, the Blacks. I can’t cover much of the story without re-summarizing. The story covers each one of the Black Family members point of view giving the final journey to their HEA. Since I have read the entire series, the main and subcharacters were well known to me to be able to follow their additional life growth.
This book I would definitely recommend that you have read the previous novels before trying this one. Although Ms Lynn gives some background, some of the actions and statements the characters make have more sense if you have already got to know them. I am going to be honest. The first 35% of the novel was a slower read. This novel was more romance than steam in her previous Black Family books. It took me a bit to get into the novel. However, there is a plot twist that does engage and the experiences to the outcome were pleasantly not what I expected.
The book was good but not in love with it or a re-read like Connor and Ellery’s original story. Is this final book as need to read? No. But if you are like me and like your serials to end in a nice wrapped bow and you need a summer read at the beach, it’ll be worth the casual read.
This book wraps up the story of one of my favorite families, the Blacks. I can’t cover much of the story without re-summarizing. The story covers each one of the Black Family members point of view giving the final journey to their HEA. Since I have read the entire series, the main and subcharacters were well known to me to be able to follow their additional life growth.
This book I would definitely recommend that you have read the previous novels before trying this one. Although Ms Lynn gives some background, some of the actions and statements the characters make have more sense if you have already got to know them. I am going to be honest. The first 35% of the novel was a slower read. This novel was more romance than steam in her previous Black Family books. It took me a bit to get into the novel. However, there is a plot twist that does engage and the experiences to the outcome were pleasantly not what I expected.
The book was good but not in love with it or a re-read like Connor and Ellery’s original story. Is this final book as need to read? No. But if you are like me and like your serials to end in a nice wrapped bow and you need a summer read at the beach, it’ll be worth the casual read.