No more running - this is it. The final book in the Boys of South Chapel series is everything I needed and more. Abby truly is a master at cliffhangers, why choose, and making your girl blush.

So Right picks up immediately after So Rare, with the cohorts reaction to the cliffy (which really made me throw my book and pout).

As soon as I got the arc, which thank you Abby, you beautiful human for one, I immediately looked at my schedule to find time to read it because I needed more of these men. And devoured it I did, staying up way too late to finish it because I couldn’t put it down and I needed to see how Magnolia was getting what she was due.

I love the relationship of the cohort as Sir Spence calls them, and seeing them develop on a deeper level. Joey and her cohort coming when Hunter needed her no matter what >>


Pretty sure I cried through the second epilogue ugly tears it was so beautiful.

This book was the perfect conclusion to an epic emotional series. I have read and listened to this book and while I love reading listening to it really brought the characters and emotions to life. These narrators did an amazing job and truly brought out all the emotions. While the end of So Rare left us reeling from that cliffhanger this book starts right after that and the mountain of emotions that each character was going through. I loved how even though Hunter struggled with it she still went and comforted Kabir knowing he struggled with what he had to do. Hunter has had so much growth throughout this series and to see her decide to stop running was amazing. All five of them came into their own while doing everything to protect Hunter and take down her hateful mother. I loved how we got each and every character back stories throughout the series it made you truly see how they each fell in love with Hunter and how each character brings something else to the group as they form their own family. The story was emotional, romantic, steamy and still had some suspense. I could not get enough and was so sad this series is over. I was given this book as an ARC and ALC for my honest review.

🎙️📚AUDIO & BOOK REVIEW 📚🎙️

❤️‍🔥 Why Choose Romance
💔 Emotional Angst
🔥 Steamy & Intense
👨‍👨‍👨‍👨‍👧 Polyamory / Reverse Harem
🎭 Complicated Relationships
💣 Secrets & Emotional Bombshells
🍼 Surprise Baby Fever
⚠️ High-Stakes Family Drama
🔄 Series Finale Feels

Star: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Narrators: June DeBorahae | J. River Pierce | Liam Dicosimo | Keval Shah | Julio Maxwell

Abby Millsaps delivers an explosive, emotionally charged conclusion to the Boys of South Chapel series with So Right. This book is not just about steamy romance—it’s an intricate, heart-wrenching journey of love, trust, and resilience.

Spence’s so-called plan sets off a chain reaction of emotional turmoil, pushing every character to their breaking point. The ripple effects on Greedy, Levi, Sione, and Hunter is raw and deeply felt, making this an emotional rollercoaster from start to finish. But amidst the chaos, a powerful revelation emerges—she wants a baby. With all of them.

Abby Millsaps masterfully balances scorching chemistry with complex character development. Each of the four men brings something unique to the relationship, making their love story feel deeply layered and authentic. Hunter’s journey from uncertainty to empowerment is beautifully portrayed, giving readers a satisfying and emotional resolution.

The tension, the passion, and the emotional depth make So Right a compelling read. The stakes are high, the relationships are intense, and the ending is the perfect mix of catharsis and fulfillment. For fans of why-choose romance with a heavy dose of angst and steam, this is an absolute must-read. If you’ve been following the Boys of South Chapel, this finale will leave you breathless.

Format: 🎧 Audiobook 🎧 (ALC)
Narrators: June deBorahae, J. River Pierce, Liam Dicosimo, Keval Shah and Julio Maxwell
Style: Multi-cast dual
As always with this series, check CWs before reading/listening

With the bombshell of a cliffhanger Millsaps left us on at the end of So Rare, I honestly had no idea what to expect or where the story would progress from there. I had inklings - which I won't dive into because spoilers - but the resolution to Hunter and her polycule's story was honestly everything. I'm pretty certain I was shedding cheers of joy as I read, because it was just so perfect a way to tie up the story for these five.

This book is the epitome of found family; of you can't help who you fall in love with, and that not one size (or style) of love fits all. All love is different and unique and deserves to be celebrated, and deserves to be fought for.

Boy, was I glad to see Magnolia get what was coming for her, even if it did take a while to get there.

This book very tightly aligns with the Boys of Lake Chapel series, and contains spoilers/character crossovers. I personally hadn't read that series yet - and didn't feel like I'd missed out on anything too pertinent that doesn't get recapped - but it's made me want to go back and read about Joey and her men even more so now. There are some in jokes that I definitely want to know more about, and it's also got me hoping for an extended epilogue of the two groups set further down the track (seriously, there was some epic bromancing going on between Hunter's polycule and Joey's boys).

This honestly has it all; romance and heat, chemistry and spice of all varieties - MM, group (both with and without Hunter), BD$M elements and some newfound k!nks - suspense and comedy; emotional tears and banter. It has fantastic representation of the LGBTQIA+ community and delves into deep topics.


As always, the voice actors really brought their all in lending voice to Hunter, Levi, Greedy, Spencer and Sione, creating the most wonderful experience listening to the final instalment of their story.

Once more, DeBorahae gives her absolute all with Hunter, her acting off the charts - there's honestly not a book of hers I've not been in absolute awe of her acting talents in. The boys - River Pierce, Dicosimo, Shah and Maxwell - are no less, their acting above and beyond as this series came to a close. You could feel each emotion, each moment of heartbreak but also each moment of sheer joy, and like the previous audiobook in the series, tears were brought to my eyes at the pure perfection of their narration and the story.

It was hard to say goodbye to this story in print; it's going to be even harder to say goodbye to them in audio, because the cast truly brought these characters to life, and made them into real people who you just wanted the best happily ever after for from the beginning.

Thank you to the author, Dreamscape Media and Netgalley for the ALC opportunity. These are my honest thoughts that I have provided voluntarily.

This has been an incredible emotional rollercoaster ride with these characters and all the wild ups and downs of their lives and relationships. At long last, they all finally get their happily ever after and I can breathe a sigh of relief, but also a but of sadness as it's all truly over. The audiobook made this experience feel rich and well-rounded and I've enjoyed my time with these characters.

First of all- I want to thank Abby Millsaps and Valentine PR for giving me ARCS for this entire series, whether it was an ebook or audio. I truly did enjoy this series.

I read this book via audio and thought it was really cool that every character had a different narrator. It made it feel real. However, I still strongly dislike who they chose for Levi. It just didn’t fit.


Now for my honest thoughts- I was honestly so excited to read this book, I was literally counting down the days because I was ready for this little cohort to get their HEA but I was let down by this book. I am glad that Magnolia was finally dealt with once and for all, but the way it was handled just didn’t make any sense. I am glad that Greedy’s dad finally put off the blinders and realized what Magnolia was doing, even if it was at the last possible moment. I didn’t think I could hate that woman any more than I did previously- alas, she surprised me again with how horrible of a person she was.
The whole baby thing was off putting as well. Hunter went through so much trauma with the original miscarriage and then Spence lies WITHOUT warning her about her being pregnant. So then she is hysterically crying and then at a snap of her fingers she decides she wants a real baby. Which fine, if that’s truly what she wants- but it all played out weird. And then “let me breed you” are you serious 🤢 that really gave me the ick.

Lastly- I have always been a Greedy girl. I absolutely adored him in the first book and I’ve just patiently been waiting for that man to get his justice…. But that never came. I feel like he’d do absolutely anything for Hunter, but I feel like his character changed out of the blue to “fit” more with the cohort. I still do not like, nor will I ever like Levi. To me he’s still immature. Spence irritated me the entire book but definitely redeemed himself at the end. I’m glad he put that tracker in Hunter. and Sione- who I also really liked was barely in the book as well. I don’t know. I just feel like I needed more and this book just didn’t deliver.

So Right is the final book in the Boys of South Chapel series, and I'm so sad about this! I've followed this series since So Wrong (book 1), and it's been an emotional rollercoaster. This book, like all of Abby Millsap's books, was so well written. The character development and storyline were both impeccable! I truly hate to see Hunter's story come to an end, but I'm excited to see what's next! The audio for this book was very well done. The narrators did an amazing job portraying each of the characters in the story. It definitely added an extra layer to the book!

NARRATION
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STORY
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SPICE
🌶️ medium

RECOMMEND
💳 yes*

I’m glad that Hunter and her men got the happily ever after they deserved. Even though I ended up fast fastfowarding througha majority of the story, the narration was good.

It's kind of surreal to finally be at the end of this series. It has been an emotional rollercoaster full of grief, mental health challenges, overwhelming love, acceptance, spice, and so many other things. The way that this group comes together and loves each other is absolutely beautiful and the way they work together to ensure Hunter's health, wellbeing and happiness is perfect. I loved so many things about this finale and I thought it was the perfect conclusion to what has been a wonderful ride.

The audiobooks have been so good and I love that a whole cast narrated this series. It really brought so much more to the series to have so many unique voices for these characters.

I loved this audiobook, the whole series is so good but listening to it just takes the story to another level. The narrators did such a great job of bringing the characters to life, meaning I was totally absorbed in the story, again!

3.5⭐️ I came here for the great Abby spice and it delivered. 🔥Happy to see this series conclude, for me it didn’t hit as well as the Boys of Lake Chapel but I am always down for a good happily ever after.

Nice bonus touch to get Joey and the boys with cameos in this one.

I adore Greedy and Levi, to me they could have just ran away and live happily ever after. Sione felt expendable to me.

Thank you to NetGalley, Valentine PR and Abby Milsaps for the advanced listening copy all my opinions are my own.

I originally read an eARC directly from the author, and was so excited to also be sent an audio copy! My thoughts:

The story:
This series is so so special, and while I am so sad that it’s now over - this was the PERFECT ending for our favorite cohort. Abby’s series have a way of breaking your heart and putting it back together (several times). I love these characters like they’re my real friends. She handled all the delicate topics in not only this book, but the whole series, so beautifully. Her writing has such a way of brining out every single emotion.

Aaaaand as expected, the spice is this book is TOP. NOTCH. The group breeding scene………. I still haven’t recovered!

Narration:
This cast works so well together - I love that each MMC gets his own narrator, this helps really set them apart in audio, just like they are in the actual writing. I have to mention that June has become one of my absolute favorite narrators after listening to her in this series. She brings such genuine emotion into her performance and it's exquisite. She has a fan for life from her performance in this.

Thank you so much to Abby for this copy! I love rereading via audio and loving the story even more.

Updating review to include how I feel about the audio: OMG THE AUDIO ABOUT TOOK ME OUT! IT WAS INCREDIBLE! Everything that I expected, as the same narrators are in this one as the previous audios, and they did a phenomenal job! It is dual narration, and all of the different narrators did a great job bringing every character to life, and made this an incredible listening experience! So HOT, so beautiful, just, ugh EVERYTHING!

I am so so sad that this series is over, but omg did I absolutely LOVE IT!

I loved the journey that Hunter and her cohort were on throughout the series, and this conclusion is just the best way to wrap up their story! All of them, even Spence, grew so much & even though they aren't perfect, they were perfect for each other.

If you read So Rare, you know that the cliffy was a doozy! The way it brought up so many emotions for Hunter, Greedy, and even Levi made me just want to hug them all! The other side of this was that it made Hunter really think about what she wanted family wise, & man did it get HOT HOT HOT with Greedy (he'll forever be my favorite, I'm not sorry!). Spence is the literal definition of a mastermind though, so it had to happen to protect Hunter, & help along his overall plan.

Seeing Spence let down his guard with Sione made me weep! It was such a beautiful part of the book! You'll know it when you get there!

This could go on for days, but I highly recommend this one, and the entire series! I love love love these characters, their love, their dynamics, & how they just took hold of my heart! The spice is spicin', as well as the love is LOVE'in!

PS: EFF MAGNOLIA! I don't feel one ounce of sympathy for her hehe

DNF @ 47%

This was not a bad book by any means. The narrators gave a good performance, and I liked that there was a different narrator for each male lead. While I always love a duet narration performance, I know how expensive they are. I imagine this audio was already expensive with different narrators, however, I do think duet would have helped, because every male narrator did their own version of the FMCs voice. So sometimes I wasn't sure if the FMC was speaking or a female side character.

None of the above is the reason I ultimately decided to DNF this audiobook. I DNFed, because I already had low investment into this series because I found it frustrating that every book ended with the introduction of another new love interest. Don't get me wrong, I love a why choose. But I found it frustrating each time I felt like I got to know the love interests, become invested in their character and story and suddenly everything was being disrupted by another new character. <--- again, not the reason I DNFed, because while frustrating, I always ended up loving the new MMC and got passed it.

However, what really sent me over the edge was the endless baby talk. I mean zero disrespect to people who have or want children and I don't mean to be insensitive towards those who struggle to conceive or have lost babies. But it felt like every single conversation in this book was some variation of: your pregnant! Just kidding you're not actually, BUT you will need to pretend to be pregnant, reliving the trauma of a miscarriage that these characters seriously need therapy to process and screaming out "put a baby in me" during spicy scenes. It was SO MUCH about babies. It felt like every single conversation and inner monologue somehow brought up a baby. And as someone who doesn't typically care for the accidental pregnancy trope, etc. in books and the fact that I got married in September and have people constantly asking me about when I'm going to get pregnant, it unexpectedly triggered (not in a traumatic way, but in a gave me the major ick way).

Again, this is very much as case of it's not a bad book, just not for me particularly not for me at this time in my life. Which is why I'm still rating the book 3 stars here. Because at the end of the day, I like this series, these characters (even though they drive me crazy), and I probably would have enjoyed the rest of this book in normal circumstances. I just can't handle it right now.

Such a good ending to the series. Our cohort of love has found their happily ever after after no short supply of drama from the crazy mom. I found the demise of the evil mother quite satisfying. Overall I love how this ended and where our group ended up. Perfect ending to the series. As for the narrators most are great but not all are good at all of the different accents. Though it was only mildly annoying.

This was amazing. This series is so good and hearing my fave characters come to life with these amazing narrators was 10/10!!!! Those epilogues were so good too!

I listened to the audiobook, which was great! The narrators did an amazing job.
What an ending to the series! It’s been a wild ride with so many ups and downs, and it was wrapped together beautifully. Hunter and her guys went through a lot in this book as well, but the growth was amazing.

The storyline picked up right where it left off in the last book, and it brought new difficulties and hardships. I loved the plot to spice ratio, and the epilogues were so great. I loved to see how their lives changed and how much they achieved through the years. This whole series was so interesting and I loved every character ✨