This final book in the Do-Over series is bittersweet to me!  I loved all these books and this final story of Hastings (the gal you loved to hate) and Ian was fabulous. Ms. Kent has the writing chops to take a character that seemed to have no redeeming qualities in the previous books and brought your thinking around. Not only did Ms. Kent make Hasty redeemable, but also admirable. Ian is just a true knight in stellar armor! He is a financial wunderkind and likes to do things on the down-low.  Like helping Hastings when she feels like there is no one left. The sparks between Ian and Hasty are hotter than the hinges on hades gate! I loved the directness of both of them, it was refreshing to read. I loved the twists and turns that this story took.  This was a fast-paced read for me that I couldn't put down until the end.  And what a beautiful ending it was, to the story and to the series!

I am so in love with this book! This, I believe, is the last in this incredible series, which is such a shame. However, it couldn’t have ended on a better note. This story is a testament to the old adage about not knowing someone until you walk a mile in their shoes. The character of Hastings Monahan—Hasty to those who love her... or just love to annoy her—is a prime example of this. Everyone thought they knew her, but you can’t always judge someone’s heart by the image they portray to the world. This book showed us that there is so much more to this character than what’s on the surface. This story is one of growth and self acceptance for Hasty. It’s also an absolutely beautiful love story, and illustrates how life changing it can be when someone really sees you and loves you for it. This story and these characters are masterfully and artfully brought to life by Julia Kent. And if you can read this story without it warming your heart and bringing a smile to your face, you might want to check your pulse because you’ve either got a heart of stone or you’re dead. * I was given an ARC of this book and voluntarily chose to review. All of my opinions are honest and entirely my own.

I didn’t think I was going to like Hasty as she’s been rather unlikable throughout the series. Boy was I wrong! Losing everything she had and thought she wanted, she starts finding what she really needs. (And Ian is enigmatic as well as hot!) This was a terrific end to the serie

I really enjoyed the first three books in this series and since Hastings was present throughout, I went into this book not liking her very much. Unfortunately, Hastings is Hastings. I didn't find her meanness funny in the first three books so I don't really find it funny in hers either. The other thing that really made me struggle with this book was Ian's absence. I never built an investment in their relationship since he wasn't around for about 80% of this book. This was definitely more chick lit than the romance I was expecting.

The last of this series and my favorite. Coming back from adversity, being at the top of your game and loosing it all, makes for a level playing field. Throw in the past, competition, sister, her friends, family and the conman Is the “never-husband” (Love that word). We also have cow birthing, sheep milk and bunny garden, this book has it all. Awesome ending to the series and a sweet read. Enjoy!