The perfect ending for a wonderful story!

Synopsis

Part Four of this heartwarming four-part serial about finding the strength to put the past behind you and to reach out for a future filled with happiness and love.

Cat is reeling from the unexpected events of Christmas and as Merriment Bay prepares to toast in the New Year, she’s facing choices she never thought she’d have to make. Her head and her heart are pulling her in very different directions.

Bailey is sitting by Viola’s bedside, regaling everyone with tales from the past but is there any chance he’ll get to see a smile on the lips of the woman he still loves?

Having realised she has made mistakes, will Mary finally tell Cat what she really wants to know?

And what will the New Year bring for Kyra? Will she fulfil the plans she made before she came to Merriment Bay?

When distressing events end more than one person’s dream, can Cat find the strength to fight for the Love she deserves? Sometimes it takes a crisis to make someone realise what they truly want. And Cat has decided what – and who – that really is. But is she too late?

 My review

The Saga of the Devon – women goes on. As Granny Viola is still in the hospital, Cat and Ben are getting closer. But how will their future look like, as Ben is living in Canada?
And what about Amias?
Will Mary finally come clean about the past? And what will Kyra decide for her future?
What ending will there be for each one of them?

As I have read the previous parts, I was really anxious to know how it all would end. Will Cat choose for Ben, or will she finally admit her feelings for Amias?
And will the secret about her father be revealed?
Will Granny Viola wake up?

So many questions to be answered, and the risk of getting a disappointment was not that small…

But Emily managed to write a perfect ending, but the characters did not have an easy time…
I loved every bit of it, and I even had to hold back a tear with the Granny Viola – Bailey bit. Without giving anything away, when you are at that part, trust me, you’ll feel the same!

Now that I’ve read all the part, I really feel a connection with all the characters, like they are part of my clique of friends. Each and every one of them have something so recognizable, but at the same time unique, that you wished they were real!

Emily wrote generally a real nice saga, each part left you longing for more. The characters are slowly evolving, learning to let go of the past, facing their demons and come clean to their feelings.
it couldn’t have been a better ending!