The story in Beaumont continues with Finding My Forever. We've been introduced to most of the major characters in this third book in the first two books, and the novella, but this time band member, Jimmy, and Josie's friend and coworker, Jenna get their stories told. 
 Finding My Forever was a sweet story. Neither Jimmy or Jenna begin their relationship with anything other than a one night stand in mind. Even after the situation changes, Jenna knows that one night was all she'll get from Jimmy because that's all he does. He is the consummate womanizer -- and there are certainly more than enough women willing to be with him for only a night or two. Jenna's past finally catches up to her, nearly 5 years after landing in Beaumont, in the form of her abusive ex-husband. The events he puts into play will change everything for Jenna and her friends if she doesn't leave town. And her friends won't let her run away. 
 Jimmy's turn around from playboy-ladies' man to a one-woman man was very quick. I was not expecting him to come around so quickly, especially based on where it happens in the story and what else is going on around them. And then Jenna going along with him, although cautiously, just extended my initial shock. But it didn't take long before I had almost forgotten that I was shocked in the first place and was moving right along with the rest of the story. 
 I loved the way their story unfolded though. From watching each other (remember Jenna's comments during the game of Kiss, Marry, Screw in My Unexpected Forever?) to Jimmy's change of heart and on and on. So much happens to this couple over the course of the book that just kept me connected with these two and cheering for them. Jimmy's dad and ex-girlfriend though? Ugh. Wanted to punch them both in the face. 
 There were a couple points in the story where I found myself wishing it would move along and others where things moved so fast I didn't feel like I could keep up. Overall though, this was a great, easy read. I always feel like it's coming home to read these Beaumont stories -- such a great cast of recurring characters and small town happenings for these rockers and their women and children. 
 Thanks to Heidi McLaughlin for providing me with an arc in exchange for an honest review.