I loved this! What a fitting conclusion to this series. Definitely the best of the three. I love Kate Meader and this was wonderful. I received an ARC and thank you!

Grant loves to tease his wiman, but Aubrey just has no shame in ogling, “think about it, Bean.” Then he walks away, leaving me to watch his most excellent *** in pinstripes." Aubrey's cat just has a real fondness for Grant, “exactly.” I approach the cat carrier, now placed at her feet. “Hey, you little ball of bile, how ya doin’?”“M#%*&!” Ever the charmer, the cat always sounds like he’s cussin’ me out. He follows up with a hiss in case I have any doubts." I liked this book, I loved Grant.

This was just an ok second chance romance for me. I didn’t love it, didn’t hate it. I appreciate the opportunity to read it.

Then Came You is a beautiful story about reconnecting with someone you once loved. It follows Aubrey and Grant, two divorce attorneys who used to be married, until circumstances drove them apart. It’s clear from the beginning that neither is over the other, and there are still a lot of unresolved feelings between the two. When they agree to take a road trip together to see Aubrey’s family for the holidays, they end up spending a lot of alone time together, working through the issues that ultimately ended their marriage.

I really appreciated how much love there was between these two characters, and how it was clear that they had once had a great relationship. On the other hand, it was also clear that they never truly opened up to each other in the past and therefore didn’t understand each other completely. This book definitely pulls at the reader’s heartstrings; it’s not an easy or light-hearted book at all, but it certainly takes the reader on a journey to see how it all comes together. Then Came You shows that a marriage takes work, and the couple needs to be willing to put that work in to make it successful. Overall, a very thought provoking and heartfelt read.

I usually LOVE ex husband wife romances but this one was not that exciting. I enjoyed it I just wanted more anger and hate and more passion and it was very tame. Grant and Aubrey dated for 3 years, had a long distance relationship for 1 and were married for 3 before things fell apart. They have been divorced a year but are very friendly especialy for a pair of lawyers.

Grant is a southern guy and Aubrey is his Yankee and they both are very different. He is very warm and sweet and Aubrey is an ice queen who grew up very wealthy. She had a very sytfuncional family and it really affected her personality.

The big issue between the two is a miscarriage when she was 8 weeks pregnant. It shoud have been something they could have handled but Aubrey froze Grant out. Now years later he agrees to drive her home for the holidays and tell her grandma they are divorced. It is very much a road trip type of romance.

It is written well but the two are in love with ech other still but they also have never moved on. They are honest and reasonable peope and while that made it a pleasant boook, t took away from the excitement of the characters.

This is the third and final book in the Laws of Attraction series. I thoroughly enjoyed the first book; didn't care for the second one; this one is just okay. I've been eager to hear the story of Grant and Aubrey. I liked Grant but did not care for Aubrey. She just seemed too needy and was taking advantage of Grant's continued love for her. The miscarriage was handled well by the author but Aubrey's personality left me cold.

I liked how the ending gave us a snapshot of all three couples.

I was given a free ARC via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

This is the sexy and satisfying conclusion to the Law of Attraction series. Once more, the author has created flawed characters that drew me into their world. While the plot was more subtle than the other novels in this series, the poignant tale drew me in. Aubrey, in particular, is a damaged soul from her childhood, lacking the skills to feel or express her emotions in a functional way. Grant, her ex-husband, has never stopped loving her, but knows his love isn't enough to fix Aubrey.

Heart wrenching and real, this is a novel that will, sadly, touch on a raw area for some readers. Miscarriage is a tough subject, but the author handles it with sensitivity.

While I'm sorry that this novel concludes this series, I love how the author added such depth to the characters right up until the last page. I'm already looking forward to her next book.

Fans of the genre will love this book. The author is on my must read authors' list.

What a lack of excitement! I'm not going to lie, I expected so much more with this read and I was left with utter disappointment. The content was dull, the characters didn't have any attributes that stood out and the premise was lackluster. The flow of the story wasn't the best and it would have been better if the author differentiated the past/present scenes as it all seem all mushed together. With nothing keeping me along for the ride, I unfortunately dropped this series.

I received this ebook from Netgalley in exchange for my honest opinion of this book.


Second chance romance involving two hard working, top notch divorce attorneys who happen to be previously married to each other, who truly never stopped being in love.

Pretending and trying to cope with the miscarriage that rocked their perfect world, both Aubrey and Grant decide to embark on a three day drive to Boston to visit his ex wife’s elderly grandmother. Trying to not disappoint the only family members whoever showed her love, while traveling with the man who still makes her heart rate and her lady parts happy and a grumpy pirate cat. Could only leave her with disaster and maybe a broken heart? Add to the increasingly intoxicating attraction between them still burning and the heart ache of the failure of their marriage. Can they work our their differences and give their love another chance?



I definitely enjoyed this book, It was better than I expected. It didn’t start off strong in the beginning, i definitely likes Grant a lot more than Aubrey. It was heart breaking to see that they couldn’t work out their differences after the miscarriage. And it was frustrating to me that Aubrey was constantly shutting down and acting petty in some instances.

I definitely feel like she could’ve been stronger, more determined to comfort her family. The fact that she let them disrespect her time and time again while keeping her mouth shut just rubbed me the wrong way. Not to mention the fact that they continued to berate and belittle her husband.

I still was glad to see both of them work out their differences and work things out.

This is the third book in this series and it's Grant and Aubrey book, they're both divorce lawyers and used to be married! It's Aubrey granny birthday and she doesn't know they got divorced and she has a soft spot for Grant! Grant gets the great idea to drive together because Aubrey doesn't fly, to granny birthday party! So they do things heat up and grants is determined to get them back together! I was Soooooo looking forward to this book! Unfortunately it's my least favorite of the series! It was kind of boring?! I love this series but this one is definitely not my favorite! Thank you Netgalley and the publishers for sharing this book with me!

“Because while my momma grew me from a seed, Aubrey shaped me into a tree.”
I have been dying to know what went on with Grant and Aubrey since the first book in the series. Their book was heart-breaking, real, and simply beautiful. I loved it, and them, so very much. A perfect ending to thus amazing series!

Thank you Netgalley for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review
This was a nice courtroom romance. Aubrey and Grant are high powered lawyers who recently divorced but still have feelings for each other. A three day trip to her parents home allows them the time to confront what went wrong in their marriage and heal. While there was plenty of sexy scenes I still felt their interactions lacked depth and intensity. Still a decent read.