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Can't believe it took me this long to finally read this. I love this so much. Can't believe the second chance romance is my favorite of the series. And the final chapter? Is Camila out to just burst my heart into pieces? Love this. ( )

Cal's story and goal to be with his first love, Lana. Sobriety, the conditions of his inheritance, & trust makes for a long book. Lana likes to jump to conclusions and there's a kid involved so that makes things drag on more. Decent read but could've been shorter and it does tie up the series and what each brother is bequeathed. ( )

I'm not a big romance book person, but in this book the story line was great. got a little slow in the middle but it picked back up again. great read. ( )

Cal Kane and Alana Castillo have been either friends or lovers for most of their lives, but when Cal can't stop drinking, he decides to leave Lana forever. After Cal's task in his grandfather's will is revealed, Cal sees a chance to get back some of what he lost when he left Lana 6 years before, but Lana has a daughter now and is hesitant to trust Cal after all her put her through. She may be willing to give him another chance if only he can figure out how to stop drinking.

Final Offer is a good finale to the Dreamland Billionaires series. Of all three of the brothers, Cal has the most difficult journey to happiness. As with the other books in the series, one of the characters must deal with a some kind of debilitating issue; in this story, Cal must learn to cope with his anxiety using something other than alcohol. I don't know how true to life this representation of alcoholism is, but it seems like the reader is hit over the head with Cal's condition a great deal throughout the book. The supporting characters work well in this story, especially Cami, who serves as the glue that brings Cal and Alana together. This book probably could have been shorter and achieved the same success, but overall Final Offer provides a satisfying ending to the Dreamland Billionaires series. ( )