Mia is home in Georgia where she thinks she needs to be. She is slowly realizing it might not be the welcome home she hoped for. Life is different. Nothing is as she left it and Mia feels like she is the one to blame.
Her mother cries every day. She is no longer dating Charlie and Charlie quit his job at the factory. He moved to Chicago because he couldn’t handle the grief. While Mia is trying to adjust to the changes, she finds out Kyle might be released from prison due to a technicality.
Mia came to Georgia for familiarity. She ran away from her problems just like she always had in the past. As much as she craved the escape she can’t stop thinking about Sebastian. She needs him. He is the only one who can comfort her.
I would let her have tonight but tomorrow I was going to find her.
I was going to find her and bring her home.
We were meant to be together and I was going to make her remember that.
I just needed to stop crying first. ~Sebastian
Sebastian has followed Mia to Georgia in hopes to get her back. Mia’s mom isn’t very helpful in locating her. He has been in Riceboro, Georgia for three weeks and still no sign of her.
What will happen when he finally lays eyes on her? Will Sebastian find out why she ran in the first place? Will she come back with Sebastian to Miami or is this goodbye for good?
Join Mia and Sebastian in the final part of their story of forgiveness, redemption, and love.
**WARNING: This review contains spoilers from the first book in the series The Road To Price. But is completely spoiler free for
The Road To Forgiveness**
The Road To Forgiveness picks up just a couple weeks after the first book left us and Sebastian has been in Georgia looking for Mia after she just up and fled Miami without a word to him.
There is no doubt that Sebastian loves Mia and is willing to do anything it takes to get her back. He has made tremendous changes in his life since he has met her and since she has left he has been making arrangements to close the final chapter of that life by divorcing his wife Darcy. But when Sebastian finally finds Mia living in the next town over with her gay BFF Jonathon, and when the truth is revealed to him that Mia fled Miami because she is pregnant with his baby, guilt ridden and completely terrified, he becomes more determined than ever to make things right with her and get them all back to Miami as a family.
In TRTP I had mixed feelings about Sebastian but in TRTF he was perfect! When the bomb was dropped about why Mia left I expected him to honestly go off the rocker, especially in the way that he found out- but surprisingly he didn't. What Sebastian decided to do was compromise when Mia said that she didn't know what she wanted to do, and I must say that I LOVED his way of compromising.
"I love compromising with you. I can't wait to show you how great at compromising I am. I always get my way in the end in case you didn't notice...My way is having you, in my bed, a ring on your finger and our baby in the next room. So you better start focusing on that because in the end that is our future"
Mia my heart broke for her in TRTP, finding out about what happened to her as a teenager and then about the tragic death of her son Miles was terrible. But I am so so happy that in TRTF we get to see Mia dealing with overcoming everything that plagues her about her past especially her guilt. I really, really loved watching her come full circle, with the help of her therapist, Charlie, and of course Sebastian and finally accept that she is worthy of love and that being happy is never going to be held against her. And her moment with Charlie when they both realized this together was just *sigh* ... I ♥ Charlie
"You have a wonderful man waiting on you, ready to start a life with you. He wants you and the baby. I find that to be a precious gift and it would break my heart to see you walk away from that"
Oh and you want to know about the steam factor in this book? Well it's through the freaking roof! Justine Elvira can write some wicked hot sex scenes! No really sometimes when you get a book that is lets say 'overly sexed up' I find that the scenes tend to sometimes be repetitive or in other cases overly done but neither was the case when it came to this book. Sebastian and Mia are simply sizzling, and can't keep their hands...or mouths off each other!
Overall I really enjoyed the conclusion of this series, The Road To Forgiveness for me was deep, yet completely satisfying, a well written story about acceptance, and forgiveness. There are times that you will be laughing uncontrollably (probably at something Jonathon said or did) but your heart strings will most definitely be pulled when it comes to Mia. I also feel like it's important to mention there are a couple of typos that I noticed, it wasn't anything overly drastic but I feel like it's important to put out there because for some that's a pet-peeve and I would hate for someone to pick this book up and and not give it the chance it deserves because they catch a few errors. You will laugh, cry, fall head over heels in love with swoon-worthy-dirty-talking Sebastian and you will get a super sweet Happily Ever After what more could you ask for! Grab your copy today!
TRTP (Price #1) TRTF (Price #2)
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GOOD LUCK!!
**Copy kindly provided y the author in exchange for an honest review**