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"Make no mistake. There will always be an us. You can pretend like what we had never happened. You can ignore your feelings. Hell, baby, you can even marry Jeremy ***ing Beasley. But there will always be an us. No one and nothing can change that."

There are sequels and then there are PERFECT sequels, and this is as perfect as a continuation of a favourite story can get. In While It Lasts, we fell in love with Cage York, a bad boy sent to work on a farm during summer because of a DUI, who met his match in one fierce and no-nonsense farmer's daughter named Eva Brooks. We watched them flirt, fight their attraction, and eventually succumb to love. While at the end of that book we had left them in a good place, in this sequel, we watch them fight for that happy ending, through heartache and tragedy, but making it one heck of a roller-coaster ride that you won't want to pause for one single second. Cage York is my new obsession and after you read this book, you'll know why.

"No one else for me ever. You're it. You're my always."

The story takes off where the first book ended, Cage and Eva are blissfully happy together and faced with their first big decision as a couple - whether to move interstate to attend a college that would offer Cage a full-ride scholarship and an opportunity to play college baseball, putting him one step closer to his dream of playing professionally. But smooth sailing quickly turns into choppy waters as Eva's whole world comes crushing down when faced with her father's sudden illness. Forced to stay back and look after her dad and the farm, Eva lets Cage go to college on his own, reluctantly but selflessly, knowing that holding him back would only take his dreams away.

"You gotta let that boy go, baby girl. He came here last summer because he had a plan. He had one chance to get the future he wants and even though he is a rascal he is a smart boy. He got what he wanted. But if you ask him to let it go he will. In a heartbeat. Don't make him choose. Let him go. Make it okay for him to go take that dream he fought for. Do it `cause you love him."

What starts as a temporary long-distance relationship soon turns into missed phone calls and unusual text messages, and one ugly breakup later, Eva and Cage are no longer together. Eva's pain, coupled with the sorrow from watching her father slowly wither away, is tangible, soul-shattering. We watch her face a new reality in her life, bravely and with determination, regardless of the fact that her heart is breaking more and more each day. Cage is facing his own demons far away from the woman he loves. Eva's parting words scarred him deeply, awakening the unwanted little boy in him whose own mother had called him her biggest mistake.

"Just like my momma had when she'd called me her biggest mistake, she'd meant it. How could I fight for someone who didn't want me?"

They both stumble through their separation, heartbroken and lonely, until tragedy brings them back into each other's lives and back on the farm where they fell in love. And this is where the story becomes a whole new ballgame, one of two people still loving one another heart and soul, their bodies aching for each other, their lives making more sense being together than apart, but not trusting their hearts to find their way back to each other. Cage fights for Eva, like a man on a mission, persistently and passionately. He misses her in his arms, he resents her for giving up on them so easily and rejecting his love so readily, but he also loves her more than anything else in his life and he cannot see his future without Eva in it. But actions are so much better than mere words and nothing warms my heart like a man proving his undying love by refusing to leave his woman's side ever again.

"Being near you completes me. It makes me happy. I ****ed up and I lost you. I don't expect to ever get you back. I don't deserve you. But I want to be near you."

As Eva's resolve slowly crumbles down, we are reminded of the magic that made us fall in love with Cage and Eva in the first place, and why there is truly nothing like an Abbi Glines kind of happy ending. Brace yourselves because Ms Glines pulled out the big guns and gave these characters the send-off of a lifetime. Her books are getting more and more emotional with each new release and this instalment of the Sea Breeze series is no exception. Heart-wrenching, romantic, even sexier and steamier than the prequel and simply unputtable-down. Like I always say, pure Abbi Glines perfection.

"You're mine, Eva Brooks. Always. You told me that yourself and, sweetheart, I'm holding you to it."


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Until the End Sea Breeze Book 9 eBook Abbi Glines Reviews

3.75 Angsty Abbi stars )

The continuation of Cage and Eva's story, following on the end of Just For Now. Eva and Cage are happily in love and making plans on starting a new life together in Tennessee, when tragedy strikes. Eva must remain in Alabama, and she makes Cage go off to college to fulfill his dreams without her. Over time, the distance takes its toll, and the two find themselves where they never thought they would be apart.

This book was a sweet, yet angsty story. I know for many she is a favorite, but Ms. Glines is my choice guilty pleasure author. I normally wouldn't like a book like this, but something about how it's written sucks me in and keeps me reading when I normally. Is it the most original plot? No. Do I care? Not a bit. Abbi Glines could recycle the plot for Emma and I would still read it.

In most other reviews I've read about this book people have said they found this book unnecessary, and I disagree. Not everyone has a cut and dry happy ending. Life happens, s*** happens and we all need to get our act together and pull through it and that's exactly what happened in this book. The circumstances may seem extreme but most relationships suffer hardship and Cage and Eva were not the exception.

The one thing I did not love about this book was the reconciliation. I feel Cage did a fair amount of groveling, but Eva didn't. She knew his emotional issues, and she used them against him when she was hurt. And then she never apologized. So I would have liked to see more groveling on her end.

I also think Jeremy deserves his own book if he doesn't have one already. Asap!

Some of my favorite quotes from the book

"Because I can't live without you. However you allow me to have you is what I will take."

"It's time we start our always."
*This review may contain some spoilers*

I'm so sad that this series has come to an end. I started reading Abbi Glines books with the Rosemary Beach series but fell in love with her writing reading this one. I was always curious as to how Rock and Trisha's relationship formed. Their relationship makes so much more sense now since he rescued her and Krit from the terrible pain and abuse they suffered at the hands of their step-mother. I'm glad their story wasn't dragged out and over done. I think it was perfect enough to get the full effect of the way their relationship formed and why they had been together for so long. I also loved that we got to catch up with the other couples at the end. When I read the epilogue from Jax and Sadie my heart sunk when I found out they they had called off their engagement and I rejoiced when they made up and called the wedding back on. I always knew that Marcus dad would leave Low's sister and go back to his real wife. They were never meant for each other and you always got a feeling that he was going back. When I read about Amanda and Preston I found myself getting another sinking feeling but was relived (again) by the outcome. And that pre-wedding scene was hot! The double wedding was cute and I had a feeling we would get that when Jason announced that Jess had to pick a date and destination for their wedding, Jax would not be out done by his little brother lol. I was glad that we were able to not only see what had been happening with Blythe and Krit but also his bandmates. I found the scenes with Matty and Green quite funny and I'm glad Blythe got her happily ever after (I always liked her). I was really excited to read about Dewayne, Sienna and little Micah. They are by far my favorites and I was happy to know that they were expecting. Sienna and the Falcos had been through so much and they deserved that happiness. I'm glad that Cage and Eva ended it so that we could see into Bliss and how smart she is but the best pet of the entire book is the last two words. I absolutely freaking adore Abbi for tying the Rosemary Beach series with the Sea Breeze series. I mean come on who would love Nate Finlay if he's anything like his father! I'm so sad that this was the last book but I can't wait until the next installment of the Rosemary Beach series comes out.
"Make no mistake. There will always be an us. You can pretend like what we had never happened. You can ignore your feelings. Hell, baby, you can even marry Jeremy ***ing Beasley. But there will always be an us. No one and nothing can change that."

There are sequels and then there are PERFECT sequels, and this is as perfect as a continuation of a favourite story can get. In While It Lasts, we fell in love with Cage York, a bad boy sent to work on a farm during summer because of a DUI, who met his match in one fierce and no-nonsense farmer's daughter named Eva Brooks. We watched them flirt, fight their attraction, and eventually succumb to love. While at the end of that book we had left them in a good place, in this sequel, we watch them fight for that happy ending, through heartache and tragedy, but making it one heck of a roller-coaster ride that you won't want to pause for one single second. Cage York is my new obsession and after you read this book, you'll know why.

"No one else for me ever. You're it. You're my always."

The story takes off where the first book ended, Cage and Eva are blissfully happy together and faced with their first big decision as a couple - whether to move interstate to attend a college that would offer Cage a full-ride scholarship and an opportunity to play college baseball, putting him one step closer to his dream of playing professionally. But smooth sailing quickly turns into choppy waters as Eva's whole world comes crushing down when faced with her father's sudden illness. Forced to stay back and look after her dad and the farm, Eva lets Cage go to college on his own, reluctantly but selflessly, knowing that holding him back would only take his dreams away.

"You gotta let that boy go, baby girl. He came here last summer because he had a plan. He had one chance to get the future he wants and even though he is a rascal he is a smart boy. He got what he wanted. But if you ask him to let it go he will. In a heartbeat. Don't make him choose. Let him go. Make it okay for him to go take that dream he fought for. Do it `cause you love him."

What starts as a temporary long-distance relationship soon turns into missed phone calls and unusual text messages, and one ugly breakup later, Eva and Cage are no longer together. Eva's pain, coupled with the sorrow from watching her father slowly wither away, is tangible, soul-shattering. We watch her face a new reality in her life, bravely and with determination, regardless of the fact that her heart is breaking more and more each day. Cage is facing his own demons far away from the woman he loves. Eva's parting words scarred him deeply, awakening the unwanted little boy in him whose own mother had called him her biggest mistake.

"Just like my momma had when she'd called me her biggest mistake, she'd meant it. How could I fight for someone who didn't want me?"

They both stumble through their separation, heartbroken and lonely, until tragedy brings them back into each other's lives and back on the farm where they fell in love. And this is where the story becomes a whole new ballgame, one of two people still loving one another heart and soul, their bodies aching for each other, their lives making more sense being together than apart, but not trusting their hearts to find their way back to each other. Cage fights for Eva, like a man on a mission, persistently and passionately. He misses her in his arms, he resents her for giving up on them so easily and rejecting his love so readily, but he also loves her more than anything else in his life and he cannot see his future without Eva in it. But actions are so much better than mere words and nothing warms my heart like a man proving his undying love by refusing to leave his woman's side ever again.

"Being near you completes me. It makes me happy. I ****ed up and I lost you. I don't expect to ever get you back. I don't deserve you. But I want to be near you."

As Eva's resolve slowly crumbles down, we are reminded of the magic that made us fall in love with Cage and Eva in the first place, and why there is truly nothing like an Abbi Glines kind of happy ending. Brace yourselves because Ms Glines pulled out the big guns and gave these characters the send-off of a lifetime. Her books are getting more and more emotional with each new release and this instalment of the Sea Breeze series is no exception. Heart-wrenching, romantic, even sexier and steamier than the prequel and simply unputtable-down. Like I always say, pure Abbi Glines perfection.

"You're mine, Eva Brooks. Always. You told me that yourself and, sweetheart, I'm holding you to it."