Overall, this is another enjoyable story with an uplifting ending. They each wish to be acknowledged as the rightful parent in case anything unthinkable should happen to the other. Partly due to this, Jack and Riley want to put their family affairs in order with regard to their children. They get their chance to air their opinions and discuss their reaction to the ruling. Weddings are not the sole focus of this story, but the SCOTUS ruling allowing same-sex marriages in the US impacts on the various couples at the Double D. Jack is still pursuing the young ranch hands who were abused along with Liam and wanting to improve their lives and future prospects.

Of course, there’s some angst and drama along the way, including new medical issues and more hospital visits. I warn you though Jack and Riley can be addictive, you'll never want to say goodbye and now thanks to audio you really don't have to😉😉.Īnd so the series draws to a close with all the various storylines being wrapped up and resulting in a happy ending for everyone in the Campbell-Hayes household. If you haven't read/listened to Texas before I highly recommend giving it a go but it is a series needed to be experienced in order. Honestly I felt as if I looked up I'd see Jack with Solo Cal out in the yard or Riley on the floor with his maps. Sean's voice make Jack, Riley, and the whole Texas family(which grows with each entry because its not just blood that connects everyone) real. As for the audio versions, I can't imagine anyone other than Sean Crisden bringing these stories to life. The characters and the paths they take are so real, so honest, the good and the bad, the heartache and the healing, it never fails to put a smile on face. No matter how many times I read or listen to the journey Jack and Riley Campbell-Hayes, their friends and family take I never tire of it.

Overall Series 5th Re-Read 2019: As I've said many times before, RJ Scott's Texas series was the first published M/M genre book that I read so they will always hold a place of pride in my heart.

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