Rating: 5 stars out of 5
By leaving Nashville, Harrison wanted to escape. What he found at home in Oklahoma was better than anything he’d ever had before. Harrison is happier with Greg and Jasper than he’s ever been. When Harrison can no longer avoid his ex and has to go back to Tennessee, he has Jasper and Greg by his side. But being back in Nashville also means facing Neil and Derek. The trio knew the trip would be challenging before they left Oklahoma, but will they manage to get through the trip unscathed?
Greg’s daughter told him to do something crazy. What she meant was for him to find a boyfriend. Well, he found two. Introducing his kids to not one but two men could be a tricky situation to navigate. Will Greg’s kids prove to be open-minded and accepting of their dad’s unconventional relationship?
Jasper still isn’t out, and now he’s dating two men. Jasper, Greg, and Harrison are committed to one another and making their relationship work long term and they know that means Jasper will have to come out to the rest of his family. The Scott family has always been accepting of anything thrown their way, but will Jasper’s relationship with Greg and Harrison be the one thing the rest of the Scotts can’t handle?
As tempers flare and feelings are hurt, can Jasper, Greg, and Harrison navigate the bumps in the road? Or will the reactions of friends and family be too much for the threesome to handle?
I am so sorry to see this series end but this book was the perfect way. It pulled at my heartstrings from the very beginning, I swear I had tears in my eye throughout most of the story. This starts right where the last book left off and is mostly about Jasper coming out but also the family coming back together even stronger than ever.
I know some have said that the coming out was repetitive but I think that is more realistic, how often will you have everyone in the room at one time and get it all out then. However, I think the individual conversations were important to the brothers’ reconnecting again because it gave Jasper the opportunity to have individual conversations with them. I think the biggest surprise was Jasper’s dad, Brice, all the kids have been wary of his reactions and it seems is really is just as accepting as the others but he just worries for his family like any good dad would.
Once again my heart went out to all of these characters. I was glad of the easy acceptance of Greg’s kids because it helped to offset the drama of the Scott family. Having to hear how hurt Jasper was even more in depth than the last book was so heartbreaking and I know it killed him having to explain multiple times but helped him get it off his chest. I loved the unending support of Harrison and Greg and also how Jasper is willing to give up everything for them. I loved that they all continue to come together to support each other in their times of need or in celebration. I will miss these guys but hopefully Carly will write short stories about them every once in a while.
The cover art by Soxational Cover Art is great, I love how they are all similar but different.
Sales Link: Amazon
Book Details:
ebook, 206 pages
Publication: July 25, 2019
Edition Language: English
Series: Finding Home #4
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