It's finally Quarry's turn! Granted, as the youngest (by far) of the Page brothers, some time needed to pass for his story to happen, I couldn't be more pleased at the direction and journey this story went. 
 Quarry has always had a short fuse. When things don't go his way, as they often don't, he reacts fast and reacts violently. Focusing his energy has always been a challenge for his older brothers as they tried to steer him away from trouble. 
 The one person who has always been able to calm him is his best friend, Liv. Liv was a firecracker as a child. While Quarry got in trouble a lot for their antics, it was usually Liv's idea to do whatever prank they were pulling. As she grew up, her relationship changed to step aside for Quarry's girlfriend, who quickly became Liv's best friend as well. But when they lose Mia, Quarry and Liv each must go through their own healing process, and even though it looks like the past is behind them, when push comes to shove there is still plenty to deal with. 
 Quarry had always boxed, it was a way of life for the Page boys, but he also knew he would be losing his hearing and was able to prepare in ways his oldest brother was never able to do. As a result, his hearing loss didn't hit him with the same devastation as it did for Till. But I loved Liv's reaction to both the news of his impending loss, and the courage she found when she learned he had finally lost his hearing completely. 
 And Liv has her own challenges to deal with. Her childhood was not an easy one, and the scars she carries are on the inside. Before her mother died and she went to live with her father, silence was a terrifying condition in her house. Her adult self has learned to cope by not allowing silence to reign in her life, filling it with music and television background noise, but those moments the silence creeps up on her still terrify her. 
 The story is told in a way that the past is revisited through Quarry and Liv's eyes without feeling like a repeat of the other stories. Truly, there is very little overlap and what overlap there is often takes the form of a setting or situation from either Fighting Silence or Fighting Shadows, but the story deviates from what readers saw in either of those two books. 
 I loved watching Quarry and Liv grow and develop from young teens into adulthood, and the ways in which they were always there to support each other. The revelations that come as Q and Liv struggle to evolve their relationship both gutted me and made me fall harder in love with them. 
 This was a fantastic finale to the Page brothers' stories. As each has grown, so has their family. From Till struggling to keep his brothers together to the present, their tiny family has ballooned to include wives and children and a life so rich those poor boys could have never imagined they would make it that far. I am so in love with this series and the depth of characters throughout. 
 ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review.