Cheyenne and Autry's reviews posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 Cheyenne's Review - 5 stars 
 I will be honest, I wasn't sure if I would be able to find it in me to like Nick Sebring. And I didn't like him, not at all, I freaking LOVED him! In Sebring we no longer see that cocky little shit that is Knight's brother. We get to see someone who has changed, who is out for revenge, who isn't the same Nick that so many of us hated in Knight. This Nick, what can I say about this Nick? Nick is bossy, hardened, set your kindle of fire hot, protective and all of the things I personally love in an alpha male. 
 Olivia doesn't know Nick's history with her family, hell she doesn't want anything to do with them herself but unfortunately can't get away without risking her life. She can't risk anything upsetting her father or sister, because when something does, it's always a painful lesson and she doesn't want any more of those. Olivia may seem like she is incased in ice, but in reality all it takes is one to slowly chip away and melt her barriers away. 
 In Sebring, like all of Kristen Ashley's books, you know that the story you will be getting will be powerful, emotional, beautiful both in it's pain and healing, and one that will touch a place in your heart and soul. This series is a little darker than the rest, deals with more of the darker side of things that we don't always like to think about. Sebring deals with death, abuse, revenge, and danger. It also deals with love, healing, trust and protection. 
 Sadly this is the final book in the Unfinished Heroes series and just like the rest you will be on the edge of your seat, not wanting to set aside your reading device for even a second, wiping away your tears one minute and smiling the next. I thought Knight and Raid would have been my favorite books of this series and that none would knock them down from that title, but Sebring has done just that. Kristen Ashley knows how to make you love the bad guy, but not only love him, but to want to see the redemption of his character and want him to have his very own version of a happily ever after. Sebring is a must read for every fan of her books and those looking to find redemption in the bad boy all of us deemed unredeemable. 
 Autry's Review - 5 silver 
 Kristen Ashley has taken a man who I once deeply wanted to be removed from the Unfinished Heroes series, and made me fall in love with him. I was hoping Nick would redeem himself from all the crap he caused in the previous novels, mainly to Knight and Anya. Nick did more than redeem himself, he came back from the depth of hell to fight for a woman who couldn't fight for herself. At the start of this novel, I really wondered if Nick and Olivia were going to make it or if her family would tear them apart. How could she have the best of both worlds? Nick brought out the best in her and made her a loving character which in turn makes the reader fall in love with him. Nick and Olivia completed each other in the ways that no one ever could, leaving the past behind to focus on the future. 
 Sebring is a very intense novel with an elaborate cast of characters, not including catching up with our previous couples. I was so very pleased in how Nick and Olivia came together, fighting for happiness, and believing in each other. It was an emotional journey as well; full of hope, love, sympathy, and hate. It was very easy to sympathize with Olivia, while holding on to hope that Sebring's love would be enough to pull her through her family's twisted plan. I did enjoy diving into this novel and watching the relationship unfold, each one of the relationships in Ashley's Unfinished Heroes series have been phenomenal. After reading each novel; it is clear to see how Sebring was meant to be the final one. I do strongly recommend this novel to anyone who has read Kristen Ashley, Sebring is an excellent ending to the series. Kristen Ashley delivered, period! 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.