Every promise broken

Copper Lake Book 5

This is the final book in the series surrounding the people living in Copper Lake and we are finally getting Conrad and Whit’s story. This book is all about second chances and finding happiness when you thought you had lost it forever. 

This book will make you laugh, cry and swoon but it will also make you angry and frustrated because we meet two people that clearly still love each other but can’t seem to get the communication right. The pull is so strong but they go about things the hard way and that is what makes the story so compelling. I know that if I had read this book in the physical format and not digitally, I would have slammed it shut just so that I two seconds later could pick it up again and continue reading. Just because I needed to know how they were going to fix it. 

I have to say Conrad’s Nana is a hoot and I loved that we got Shooter and Will as the to-go-to people for Whit and Conrad. They have good heads on their shoulders and they are not afraid to be blunt and honest when they feel like the two MC’s need a kick in the butt. 

This was a nice and satisfactory end to the series. And I am happy to have read them all.  

Mind you there is a reason why this book didn't get a 5 star review. And that is because of the discrepancies in the timeline, the years aren’t lining up. Also in regards to Conrad's Nana, in The History of Us, we find out she moved to Norway after her husband's death but in this book she moved to Greece. And as a Swede I can tell you there is a big difference between Norway and Greece. Since I read an Arc copy this may have changed in the final version of the book.