Seth, the last of the adoptive Quinn boys, is all grown up with a career of his own, but his past never stopped haunting him. AS he moves back home from Europe, he stumbles into the new shop where Dru works and the hook is right there.

As his past comes knocking on his door, Seth finds himself cornered and forgets that his new family, the one he cherished so much, would always stand by his side.

I loved reading about Seth being all grown up and seeing how his love of art turned him into a successful artist. You can see that he wanted to do anything possible to make his family proud.

Nora did a great job with his character. Even though an adult now, you could still see traces of the child Seth used to be while growing up with the Quinn family.

As much as I looked forward to this book, I was heartbroken when I reached the end of it. Letting go of the characters you've fallen in love with and went through all their trials and tribulations isn't easy. They stay with you long after the last page is read and the book closed.

The author outdid herself with this saga and even though it's rather hard to choose a favorite book written by Nora Roberts, this series is one of my favorites.

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