Wow, what a way to end this series about four lost brothers reluctantly returning home and finally finding peace there. 

It is Jacob Arrowood's turn to do his six-month stint in his hometown of Sugarloaf as a stipulation of his father's will. He is leaving Hollywood and not too thrilled about his stay in a tiny house on his brother's property in a town he left and never planned on living in again...but he will do it for his brothers. They have all come home and found love, happiness, and restarted their lives. But Jacob thinks he is happy being single and living life on the big screen playing a hero...but he knows he could never be one in real life. Their father did such a good job ruining their self-worth that they have all believed they do not deserve love or happiness. But his charm, good looks, and big heart mask his inner demons. 

Brenna Allen is new to town and she knows loss. She is a military widow and single mom just trying to start a new life. An innocent favor for her son to meet his superhero sets Jacob and Brenna on a crash course neither saw coming. She is a psychologist and tries to maintain a semblance of order and control for her children. Jacob kind of shakes up her world and makes it fun to let go. 

They try to deny their attraction. There are so many reasons they should not pursue it. She is still grieving and finding her feet, and has no plans to move again. She also has her kids to think about. He is just in town for six months and plans to return to Hollywood for his career. But these two just cannot seem to resist. And they believe that it is worth letting go of the fear just to have a few months of something great even as they think they can hide it. 

But as things become more involved, they will both have to decide if the other is worth the risk. And if they do forge ahead, they will have some significant challenges to overcome. 

This is an emotional, heartfelt, single mom, and movie star romance. It brings some surprises and difficult moments. There were some things I did not see coming and had me on the edge of my seat. I adored Jacob. He was such a protector and so afraid of hurting her, her kids, or himself. And he never felt he deserved to have true love. And Brenna had so much to lose...again...but could not keep heart closed off to him. But she seems destined to always be the one left behind. I also loved her kids, Melanie and Sebastian, and how much a part of the story they were. 

All of the Arrowood brothers and their significant others and children are back bringing the humor, support, and family ribbing. It is inspiring despite their tragic history that they have all come home to find their true place, contentment,  and happiness. It also has some fun cameos from other books that made me smile. The additional epilogue ties up this series so well and just left my heart so full of love for this crew. I will miss them! But I am intrigued by the side character that will be the start of a spin-off series.