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This continuation of Mercy and Gabriel’s story ends with a bang. Gabriel has shown a different side to himself. He’s still raunchy and intense, but he’s also shown a softer side as he falls into building something different with his life which includes Mercy. Things are looking up, but there’s also some dark times ahead..

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Didn’t want the story to end! The ending is as it should have been, although it would have been awesome if the single brother landed a commitment of his own

This book could be a hard read for some, as Gabriel is not a saint or a good man. He’s a womanizer who does not apologize or feel shame for all his past transgressions. He “helps” Mercy totally for his own gain, and it isn’t until the end of the book that the beginning of..

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Gabriel female narrating sounded like a very flamboyant gay man. But everything else about him was perfect. The whole book kept me interested.

Look I’ve listened to a tone of RH, and I truly think this is some of my favorite work. I absolutely loved Abbs Valley series and now we got the Forest Grove series !!! Yes, they just hit all my Yes buttons. Possessive, a little dark, funny and action, hot AF sex, MM. Uhhhh just..

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This book moved at a faster pace than the prior book. I have enjoyed the series, but I like a faster pace without constant dithering. This book was better.

This is soft or next level soft porn – every chapter having sex with multiple partners, etc. I’m not a prude but it was a definite turnoff. Where, what in the world is the story? I want my credit back

Couldn’t stop listening!!! A very intoxicating read! I enjoyed the dynamic between the two main characters!

Like but the woman’s voice at times seems like it changes but I like the storyline

The second and third books end on cliffhangers, as an FYI. I do like the story overall, but the LFC is very whiny and naive. It’s a good series.