This review contains spoilers! 
 How to write an Abbi Glines book: 
 1. Take an insecure, country bumpkin and a slow, six-packed idiot and have them meet. 
 2. Add ridiculous, over-the-top friends to each character, making them as inappropriate as possible. 
 3. Give both characters either awful, barbaric parents (note: girl's parents should be slightly worse) or dead parents. 
 4. Create plot that revolves around boy "saving" girl. 
 5. Virgin sex. Without a condom. 
 6. Throw in a simple miscommunication that could easily be resolved but isn't due to immaturity and...well, lack of common sense. 
 7. Male character, upon dilemma realization, says: FUCK! 
 8. Boy chases after girl and apologizes; sorts out misunderstanding. 
 9. Sex marathon, which may result in unplanned pregnancy out of wedlock. 
 And that's how you do it! 
 This is the "last" book in this series and I thought maybe it would be summed up and actually make me smile. All I did was roll my eyes. The focal point of this one was the relationship of Rock and Trisha, two characters I have no attachment to. It was the same Abbi Glines plot: she was being beaten at home, sacrificing her body to save her brother, and the guy stepped in to save her. 
 We could discuss the ludicrous things that CPS, let alone doctors, would never ignore - like when Trisha was beaten within an inch of her life, attempted to walk five miles to a hospital so she wouldn't be a burden, and claimed she fell down the stairs. Her stepmother showed up and screamed in the faces of the medical staff and made a mockery of parents in general. 
 We could discuss how her pro-life agenda was obvious. Again. 
 We could discuss how after hearing their story, I still don't care about them. Which says a lot, since they've been mentioned in every book so far. They never left an impression. 
 However, I would like to focus on the last two words of the series. 
 After we hear Rock and Trisha's happily ever blah blah blah, we get to hear how the rest of the couples are doing. 
 Jax and Sadie break up briefly after he sees a picture of her kissing his drummer. Instead of talking with her, getting her side of the story, he immediately beats the hell out of his drummer, yells at Sadie, breaks off the engagement, and tells her to get out of his house. Instead of letting him calm down and attempting to work things out, she packs up and moves back home. Yes, such an adult thing to do. Oh and she's preggo. So she doesn't tell him about his child. I wasn't worried though. Just like all her other stories, the misunderstanding was cleared up and all monstrous barbs were forgiven. Then they had sex. 
 Willow and Marcus were doing fine and nothing really happened to them. Actually, they're perfect and their story was so boring let's not even talk about it. Just know they also had sex. 
 Amanda saw a text on Preston's phone a few days before their wedding that basically implied he was cheating on her. She broke down in tears and cried to her brother, who then spoke to Preston and did all the talking for her. Again, the misunderstanding was sorted out and they had sex. 
 Jess is now pregnant with Jason's baby. He's still going to his elitist college and every person that comes in contact with Jess is still treating her like garbage. She's insecure about him so she even changes how she eats to make him stay! Aside from altering everything about herself to the point of being pathetic, she also hates the weight she's gained. You know, from being pregnant. Don't worry, Jason assures her he loves her by having lots of sex. 
 Blythe can't believe the success she's had from being a self-published author!..................really? Just, really? Okay, so she's doing SO well being an author and Krit can't believe it either. It's a shame he was going to propose. Now that she's got money, he can't do that. She'll think he only wants her for her money. Yup. She finds the ring, gets depressed, but he finally proposes and they have sex. 
 Sienna is pregnant again! We know this because she is throwing up. Typical cliches aside, she does inform Dewayne and he's thrilled. He will be a daddy to his brother's baby mama. The two rednecks finish by having sex. 
 Finally there is Eva, who is happy with her husband and baby girl. They have sex and then all the happy couples arrive for their daughter's birthday party. 
 After all this is over, we jump ten years to their daughter's POV. Everyone is still married, happy, and have a bajillion kids between them. Despite statistics telling us at least one of those couples should be divorced, they're all still crazy about each other. Bliss is abruptly cut off from thinking about her crazy extended family when a cute boy walks over. After some innocent flirtation she tells him she needs to take off. She asks for his name: 
 Nate Finlay. 
 ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! 
 I thought this would be the end of the series, but now it looks like Glines will continue to write some type of spinoff. I detest that authors are incapable of creativity any more. Can she not write another series? With different characters? Perhaps ones that don't have impossible sex all the time? 
 Wow.