Thanks to Abbi Glines for this gift... I feel like this was purely a gift to her devoted readers that she wrote this third book for Rush and Blaire. :) 
 'Rush grinned. "Glad you agree there's no more waiting. I'm ready to get lost up in my heaven again" 
 I stopped walking and stood on my tiptoes to kiss his cheek. "I love you, Rush Finlay." 
 "Good 'cause I'm not ever letting your sexy ass get too far away from me again." 
 "How far is too far?" I asked. 
 "It's all too far. I want you right here beside me...forever."' 
 When I first read Fallen Too Far 
 , I was hooked! I fell in lover, instantly with Rush and Blaire. I couldn't wait for the second book, and when I finally got it, I read it through in one sitting, staying up to finish, knowing I had to go to work the next day. The brilliant Abbi Glines heard all of her fans begging for me, and she gave it to us! Rush and Blaire still had more to give, more to say, and we wanted more. So, thank you Abbi for giving them their happy ending. 
 This last installment of Rush and Blaire's story was not the best of the three, since the first two were brilliant, but this was of course still very enjoyable (and dare I say, even a bit naughtier?). Forever Too Far begins just about where the last installment left us. Blaire and Rush are together, in utter love with each other, waiting on the baby to be born, but there are still some barriers to their relationship. Notably, Rush's family. Well, not all of his family, mostly just Nan and Rush's mom. We meet Dean, Rush's dad, the rock god, who quickly became one of my favorite characters. He was hilarious! Rush was fiercely protective of Blaire, as usual, even when Dean first meets Blaire. 
 'Dean chuckled. "Like father, like son." 
 "I.m nothing like you. The woman I got pregnant happens to be my heart. I'll marry her and spend the rest of my life doing everything I can to make her smile."' 
 But Rush had nothing to prove to Dean. Dean could see that Rush was head over heels in love with Blaire. And, of course Rush made that clear to anyone who questioned his love for this woman who, honestly he had not known too long before falling deeply. 
 '"When she walked into my house the first time and I laid eyes on her I was attracted to her. That part was easy. But then I got to know her. She wasn't like any other girl I'd even known. She was so determined when she should have been beat down. Her life had given her shit and she was fighting to live. She wasn't going to back down or give up. I admired her. Then I got a taste and I was sunk. She's everything I want to be."' 
 And, this is why I fell in love with Rush (and loved the first book, even with that heart breaking cliffhanger ending). The wedge, also known as Nan (Rush's sister) that was trying to get between these two created some much needed drama in this installment. What Abbi is really good at writing (besides those sexy scenes) is angsty relationships. Forever Too Far, since it was really Rush and Blaire's swan song, had less of the angst that I love reading from Abbi, but Nan was a good catalyst for that. And, it was handled really well. 
 Other than the angsty scenes, and the sexy scenes,, the best section of this book for me was when Blaire was preparing for her wedding, and Rush sent her some gifts. This is such a tender moment, and I don't want to go any further with describing, lest I spoil it for the next reader. But, I'll just say, I shed several (happy) tears, along with Blaire. 
 In this last installment, we had Blaire and Rush's point of views in alternating chapters, but we also get a chapter of two for each from Grant's POV, and a new character, Harlow (who happens to be related to Nan). So, I guess we have a pretty good idea who Grant's books will center around (although I'm sure Nan will rear her ugly head too!). 
 In short, this is a fitting ending to the Rush and Blaire story, although not as intense as the first two. Still, a MUST read, particularly for any Abbi Glines fan.