Name: Journey's End
ISBN: 9781912684441

A. E. Radley

Newly-retired Olivia Lewis is throwing herself into married life and aiming to be a domestic goddess before the first week is over. In a reversal of roles, Emily finds herself commuting from New York to London every week in order to realise her dreams of becoming a professional scriptwriter.It isn't long before Olivia recognises that her days are long and empty, and they both feel every one of the 3,500 miles between them. Will they be able to bridge the distance?

Journey's End

Lucia Correa

4.5 Stars rounding up to 5 Stars for the final book that is a very satisfying ending in this excellent series. At least I assume it is the end considering the title.

This book has our two protagonists adjusting to their new roles. As a married couple, Olivia as a stay at home Mom, Emily as a scriptwriter and then there is Henry starting Kindergarten.

The book begins in a whirlwind. It’s starts off with their wedding, and because Emily is due to start her new job as scriptwriter in London soon after, they take Henry on their Honeymoon to maximize their time together. Emily gets her dream job but in a reversal, it is she that has to commute to London every week. She loves, loves her job but being away from her family during the week is taking its toll. Olivia in the meantime is Olivia but with Emily’s help she is learning to tamp down her proclivities. She still has problems recognizing social cues which leads to some humorous situations, especially with Emily away. Although Olivia loves being home with Henry, she soon runs out of projects to keep her busy while Henry is in school.

If I didn’t have so many new books in my to read next list I would start rereading Book 1 now. But soon...

A E Radley

Newly-retired Olivia Lewis is throwing herself into married life and aiming to be a domestic goddess before the first week is over. In a reversal of roles, Emily finds herself commuting from New York to London every week in order to realise her dreams of becoming a professional scriptwriter. It isn't long before Olivia recognises that her days are long and empty, and they both feel every one of the 3,500 miles between them. Will they be able to bridge the distance?

Journey's End

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