2.5 stars...

For me, this book felt like an extended epilogue. There was a conflict with the mother that didn’t last very long, and everything was wrapped up with nice little bows and there were some weird scenes added in (I’m talking about you, bachelor party). All in all, it was an OK read. I would never rave about it like I would book one and two, because in the end I’m left feeling like I wouldn’t have had to read this one to feel fulfilled with this series. Really, it came off as the type of book that’s made to get you to read other books. So many times things were mentioned about previous events involving the side characters that was obviously from their books and it wasn’t done in a way that I personally like. It’s like when you’re with someone and they not so delicately slip in some funny story they want to relive with a person in front of you so that you hear the story too? Yeah this wasn’t my fave at all. Not completely terrible it’s still written well (minus some dialogue obviously) but I needed a little more drama or SOMETHING. It was all happy emotion so I don’t feel like I was put through the wringer to get to the conclusion of the super happy feels. It was a straight road to the happiness and it made me less happy because of it.