Up in Flames

A Rosemary Beach Novel

By: Abbi Glines

Narrated by: Sophie Eastlake, Jeremy York

The villain of Rosemary Beach finally gets her own happy ending in the long-awaited final novel of the number-one New York Times best-selling new adult romance series by Abbi Glines.

The blockbuster number-one New York Times best-selling Rosemary Beach series ends with a bang when the troubled character audiences love to hate gets her very own happily ever after in this eagerly anticipated and overwhelmingly requested story.

Known for causing problems for everyone in Rosemary Beach, Nan has been growing up lately, and she's finally taking center stage - and finding love with the man she least expected.

©2016 Abbi Glines (P)2016 Simon & Schuster, Inc.

Loved Nan’s story

I thought this was a great end to the series, and I liked getting to know Nan from her side. The narrators were great, but Cope’s narration was too slow, as if reading a story rather than talking. Not many sexy scenes.

Yaaaaaay, Nan!!!

Abbi, you've done it again!!! I'm so happy Nan got her happily ever after!! This was totally worth the wait!!!

Hard to follow, weak motivation

The narration was fine, the story was just too over complicated, weak on romance, too many points of view going on, and the thread of suspense weakly motivated. I usually enjoy Abbi Glines books, this one was just too muddy. The female protagonist was wholly unlikeable. The narrators were great as always though.

a sad ending to a wonderful series.

this has been a wonderful series and I hate to see it end. I am so glad that Nan finally grew up and got the life she so desperately wanted. Abbie Glines is a terrific writer and she will bring you into the store and make you apart of the family. I wish the series didn't have to end but to go out on top is the best. The Narration was done fantistic and I highly recommend reading from the very first book Fallen Too Far. Enjoy your ride with Rush Blair Nan and everyone in Rosemary Beach.

A Twisted Love Story for a Twisted Nan

I actually never really hated Nanette in the other books, especially after she helped save Harlow's life, I knew she was just misunderstood.
Abbi has really outdone herself with Rosemary Beach's finale. It had a twist that I REALLY was not expecting.

I do kind of wish we would have read more of Cope's version of the story but I guess that helped keep some of his mystery too. I liked the ending for Major as well.

I loved the female narrator and the guy was good for Major's voice, but I didn't care for him as Cope. But still they did a great job- will def be listening again.

4 Flaming Stars

Nanette Manning & ?

I wouldn’t say I am converted to a Nan lover, but I don’t hate her now. I understand where she is coming from a lot more than I ever thought I would.

Her character growth is probably the biggest to go through of all the series. It’s one I actually enjoyed reading about. I knew I would read this book no matter what.

There are a lot of twists and turns in this book but here is a quote from Nan I must share.

“I wasn’t a Blaire or a Harlow. I didn’t inspire men to want to change for me.” – Nan

Nan has been hurt by men to many times for her to trust them easily. She is on guard all the time. She can usually spot the fakes and the liar’s. So when she does fall she falls hard.

And it’s not surprising that when things don’t work out she doesn’t fall to pieces like one would think she picks herself up again and moves on.
But remember things are not always as they appear to be..

Over all a great addition to the series..

*All my Reviews are 100% honest and my own.*

Excellent ending to series.

Really good and surprising in a good way. Weird to have two heroes and a WTF ending. But nice to see Nan get a HEA.

Satisfaction guaranteed

Leave it to Abbi Glines to make me love a character I've spent volumes hating. 😊

Love this book!

This one made me emotional. I love this book but I am sad there were no books about Major! He needs a love interest!

Nan

Well, I can't lie, I don't hate Nan anymore. I like her a lot actually. This is a great book, loved it.