Final Offer: the Sunday Times bestselling second chance romance - Meet the new Dreamland billionaire... (Dreamland Billionaires)

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my whole entire life has been one failure after another, and i'm so fucking tired of pretending it doesn't bother me. Terms and Conditions is the second book in a series of interconnected standalones following three billionaire brothers. THE THIRD BOOK IS FINALLY HERE, I have been waiting for Cal’s book for so long AND IT WAS WORTH THE WAIT, I LOVE HIM.

And it bothered me that his reason for getting sober was that he wanted a life with Lana and Cami (even though he says it's for himself, but you just know it wasn't). Like the Dreamland Billionaire's series where each book focuses on a different brother's love story, each book in the Twisted series focuses on one girl in a friend group and her love story. NO ONE can convince me a contemporary romance needs to be 600 pgs especially when a good chunk of of it is just filler and repetitive.Final Offer wasn’t a terrible book; however, for a book ending this trilogy I expected it to go out with a bang.

She never gave Cal a chance to explain once she overheard his conversation with his brother's over the inheritance. Lana wants to sell the house for 3 million so Cal decided to help renovate the house so they can sell it. This book is quite long (actually really long, but we'll talk about that later), but that fact didn't really play a role in the "I feel so connected to these characters" feeling. Brady's letter explains that this was the easy route and therefore, it's up to the brothers to decide if Seth deserves his shares in the company.

Cal had to stay in the house for 120 days but he wants to leave so he can go to rehab and his lawyer mentions another clause, if Cal attends AA, Alcoholics Anonymous, gets a green card and sells his house, he can get his inheritance. with Alana and her daughter Cami living in the house that Cal’s grandfather left to both Alana and Cal, the pair need to learn to cohabit the place while battling their tumultuous past full of heartache, betrayal and lost love, tainted by the shadow of Cal’s addiction.

Final Offer is the third and final book in a series of interconnected standalones following three billionaire brothers. Cami swindling Cal out of thousand and thousand dollars for swearing was truly the highligh of the book for me.

Alana managed to be tough with Cal when he needed it, but not in the same way his brothers sometimes did, I think she truly saw him and understood his battles. IN THE END, once again, thank you to beautiful and kind Lupi (From The Vault) for reading this book with me! the unresolved tension and feelings of their past contributed, but they just had this natural charismatic energy between them that was so delightful to read.