What a finale to this series! It’s been a joy reading about how B.J and Alice first got to know one another, learning to trust and then being torn apart. In this the 3rd in series the question uppermost is will they find their way back? After each of them has built a life and career, are they willing to make changes, share their life with another, so many unanswered questions. When they parted they were still young children, now they are adults.
As I read about BJ I found myself willing him to stay on the ranch with father figure Mac, while at the same time wishing for Alice to find happiness as she was such a kind caring person who had been taken into the bosom of the Wilkins family.
It’s such a wonderful series, the only disappointment was that it ended. I found myself delaying getting to the end while at the same time desperate to find out what happened.

I loved that you could just pick the book up and be instantly in the story, as it just came flooding back. There are some great characters, Colin is funny, John my favourite, my least favourite Philip Sanders.
I did feel for Joan. Now all I have to do is wait patiently (or not) for the author’s next book.

Alice and BJ continue their story with one in England and one in Australia. Finally BJ returns to England and we get to continue the story. A great ending to an inchanting book. This is a must read!

What a fantastic sequel. I was hooked from the beginning. One chapter was about Alice and her flourishing bakeries in England and then the story continued in the following chapter with the daily lives of BJ and his friends on the cattle farm in Australia. This style of writing made the book interesting and easy to follow the two main characters. BJ and his friends finally arrive in England and buy themselves a cattle farm. Their lives are complete when they also find love within the bakery. Can’t wait for another instalment.

This is the third part of the excellent saga featuring BJ and Alice. You need to have read the other two before reading this one! I absolutely loved it, it was written with exactly the same style and verve as the others. The only criticism I have is that the ends were all wrapped up extremely quickly, giving the impression that there are no more titles in this series. If this is the last one, I will be sorry to say goodbye to these characters! Thank you to Netgalley and Bloomwood for giving me the chance to review an ARC.