Unbroken is the last book in the "Secret Life of Amy Bensen" series and this book takes us to the finale of this world that the author has created. I absolutely ADORED this book. It was just so delicious. And it was so great seeing Liam and Amy again and adjusted to real life again. It just had my heart in so many ways and oh the "feels" of this story was just right. There was a slight level of suspense though, but enjoyed seeing them find their HEA. We see Liam and Amy readjust to normal life, plan their wedding and celebrate Christmas and we get some good times with Amy's brother, Chad and Gia. There are some ends that are tied up in a bow, and others not completed tied off but with a HFN feeling. I am curious if this author wrote any connecting books. ( )

3.75 stars out of 5 stars. This book offers the conclusion of Amy and Liam's story. You definitely need to read the first three books in order to understand the players in the suspense drama that are key within the unfolding of the last story.

I really loved the first two books in the series. The twists and turns gripped me. I was anxious to finish the journey to their hopefully happy ever after. Although I liked both characters, this book felt like the long drag slow down at the end of a roller coaster ride. While realizing this is the wrap of the story, it just felt a bit slower moving than the first two books.

If you've read the first part of the series and want to conclude, I definitely recommend you pick this up for a conclusion. ( )

I went into this book hoping that I would get more fast-paced, action-pacted sequence of events like the other books in the series. I did feel that the third book could have been the ending to this story. I know believe that it should have been. If you are looking for more twists and turns in this one, sadly you will be left feeling disappointed.

This story is more of just an add-on to the rest of the series. You will get a couple small pieces of information that you didn't have, but these pieces aren't really all that significant in the grand scheme of things.

In this book you are going to get the build up to the possible happily ever after with Liam and Amy. There are a few bumps in the road, but nothing heart-stopping or page-turning like in the other books. If I am being totally honest with you, this book felt more like a forced fluff piece. Definitely not a typical Lisa Renee Jones book. I was left feeling a little let down by the end.

The book itself isn't a bad book. But as far as the series goes, it really isn't necessary. I did find myself not liking Amy by the end of this one. Her character took a nose dive in this one. This, alone, broke my heart. She was such a strong character in the other three books.

I don't want to go on and on about this one. Many are saying that this book is the perfecting ending. Some may agree, some may not. This book is full of the love that Amy and Liam are able to share. It's almost like a long epilogue. It's definitely worth reading. Just don't expect all of the mysterious happenings that you had in the other books of this series. ( )

I went into this book hoping that I would get more fast-paced, action-pacted sequence of events like the other books in the series. I did feel that the third book could have been the ending to this story. I know believe that it should have been. If you are looking for more twists and turns in this one, sadly you will be left feeling disappointed.

This story is more of just an add-on to the rest of the series. You will get a couple small pieces of information that you didn't have, but these pieces aren't really all that significant in the grand scheme of things.

In this book you are going to get the build up to the possible happily ever after with Liam and Amy. There are a few bumps in the road, but nothing heart-stopping or page-turning like in the other books. If I am being totally honest with you, this book felt more like a forced fluff piece. Definitely not a typical Lisa Renee Jones book. I was left feeling a little let down by the end.

The book itself isn't a bad book. But as far as the series goes, it really isn't necessary. I did find myself not liking Amy by the end of this one. Her character took a nose dive in this one. This, alone, broke my heart. She was such a strong character in the other three books.

I don't want to go on and on about this one. Many are saying that this book is the perfecting ending. Some may agree, some may not. This book is full of the love that Amy and Liam are able to share. It's almost like a long epilogue. It's definitely worth reading. Just don't expect all of the mysterious happenings that you had in the other books of this series. ( )