insulting

shame on the producer! how is it that a character growing up in rural TN - since he was a baby! - has a decidedly urban and ethnic accent?! the narrator was able to carry off other accents, so why this choice? distracting and insulting! accents are regional, not racial. wake up!

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Glad I didn’t ditch it at chapter 3 as planned

I could NOT get past the narration of Jordan, I understand that he is a black man but also knowing he was raised in a very prominent white town by a white family UG.... the narration almost had me turn it off. Glad I stayed the course even if I skipped large portions of the story to finally find out what happened to John Becker.

Best one yet

Complete satisfaction to a grown up story that I was looking for. I loved it.

perfection

What an incredible ending to an amazing series. Kandi never fails to impress me with her writing skills but the narration was out of the park and truly brought the story to life. stunning 5 starts!!

Great ending to the series

This series was my first read/listen from this author. I really enjoyed the heart she put into every character. As much as I enjoyed the story, I was not a fan of the male narrator in this last book. I didn't feel the connection as well and was confussed a couple of times as to which character was speaking. overall, I did like this book and I can't wait to listen to more from this author.

Final book in the series and also great

I really enjoyed listening to every book in this series and this one was no different. This follows the final brother, the adopted brother, Jordan, the football coach and Sydney, the newly divorced trainer. This book was longer than the others because it had to tie up all the stories, including the overarching bit about their father's suspicious death. It was a well done story and answered all the questions neatly and left a smile on my face. I really loved Jordan and Sydney and felt a lot of empathy for both characters, as well as Sydney's daughter, Paige (Who was so adorable!!) We also got to revisit all the other characters and their loves and overall, this book ended with my heart full. I listened to all the books via audible and all the books were great. This book had new to me narrators and still, it was great. The voices felt authentic- Jae Delane and DeVante Johnson both did fantastic playing their characters and others but also, just drawing me into the story. I really enjoyed their narration.

5 beautiful stars.

Beautifully written, sucks me in right from page one. This book has everything, greed, jealousy, betrayal, family togetherness and love. I’m sad to see that this is the last book about the Becker Boys, I enjoy reading about this amazing family. Perfect end to this beautiful series.

Inclusive

It's not often that I read a book from a Caucasian author and find diversity. I love the representation in this book and the slight reference of social issues as well as woman empowerment. That and the amazing, though slightly predictable, plot line made this series jump to my top 20 list. The predictability wasn't even a bad thing because the journey was so enjoyable. I very rarely take the time to write out reviews so when I do, you know I truly enjoyed it. I'll definitely be checking out other books from this author.