This book picks up on Seth Quinn's life. The youngest of the Quinn brothers, he leaves for Europe to perfect and study art. He hons his skills and becomes famous. He longs for home and returns to Chesapeake Bay. He birth mother shows up once again to throw a wrench into his life and bleed him for money.

This is a very pleasant read and a necessary read if you read the first three. This book finishes out the series.

I liked the interaction between Seth and Dru (love interest) and how quickly the family welcomed her into the bunch. It was also nice to the that the relationship between Seth and his older brothers remained the same.

I didn't like that his mother Gloria popped up into his life again.

I would have like to kill Gloria, but she did get what she deserved in the end for what she did.

I enjoyed this series and I felt that this was a good way to finish this part of the series, but I would like to see another novel covering Aubrey and her life. Good character.

Tells a very compelling tale with great character development.

This entire series is a most read. It is fast paced, shows how 4 men from terrible backgrounds can overcome their past and succeed.

Nora please write a novel about Aubrey when you have time. I really liked Dru.

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