Review: Forever in the Sun by RJ Scott and Meredith Russell

Title: Forever in the Sun (Sapphire Cay: Book Six)

Author: RJ Scott and Meredith Russell

Pages/Word Count: 122 Pages

At a Glance: I am sad that the series is over, but my journey to Sapphire Cay was amazing.

Reviewed By: Karen

Blurb: Feuding families, unearthed secrets, and a violent storm threatens the Cay. Will the idyllic island with her cast of characters make it through unscathed? It’s time for the circle to close on the story of Sapphire Cay, and on the men who have lived and found love on her beaches.

Join characters old and new as we celebrate Dylan and Lucas’s wedding and delve into the history of Sapphire Cay.

Connor and Shaun are directly related to Peter and Alfie, a couple whose clandestine lover affair was overshadowed by old prejudices and a world war. Shaun Jamieson is a writer, a romantic and needs to pen the story of the affair’s final secrets; Connor French’s family wants to stop Shaun.

When the two men step onto the sands of Sapphire Cay, they find more than just the secrets of an old love. They find hope and comfort in each other. But with the past hanging over them, can they ever have what Peter and Alfie could not? Or are they just as ill-fated as their ancestors?

Review: Awwww…what a fantastic end to this sweet series. In this book we finally get to Dylan and Lucas’s wedding, and, of course, not everything goes as planned. There are a couple hiccups in the execution of the plans, but in the end, Dylan and Lucas are together and married. Really, that’s all that mattered.

Then there is Connor and Shaun, and we also get Peter and Alfie’s story. Connor and Shaun, one wanting to tell the lost story of these two men, and the other wanting to bury it. What we end up getting is another new love starting with the magic that is Sapphire Cay. While looking back at the love Peter and Alfie had for each other, and how they hid and stayed apart only to come back together to be with their one true love, Connor and Shaun find each other. Going through a similar experience as their relatives did in the past, they find their own way.

This book ties everything in the series together. I chuckled a few times, shed a couple tears, and then smiled all the way through to the last page. This is exactly what I hoped for when I heard the last book in the series was coming out. Like the others, we still get a sweet story with a lot of heart. I am sad that the series is over, but my journey to Sapphire Cay was amazing.