This was the perfect wrap-up to the amazing Fox family series. It is easily read as a standalone as the sibling cameos are well-explained, so their individual backstories are not crucial to this narrative (although they are also great books if you get a chance to read the series). The youngest sibling Jake travels to Dull, Oregon to find his deceased father's mystery pen-pal Ryan (who surprise! is an attractive young woman, and raising her niece, Ari). The characters are all well written, with depth, humor and without spoilers, their new-found relationship evokes ALL the feels. And there were more chills as Ryan and Ari meet Jake's siblings and their partners and are enveloped into the "Fox Den" - definitely eyes were leaking. I am glad to see the series end on such a high note and am looking forward to the next book from this author - Enjoy!

Started and finished in 1 day. This is the 5th (and final 😢) book in the Fox sibling series. And possibly my favorite, and I’ve loved them all. Having gone through a loss myself this book kicked me right in the feels and I may have (I did) cried a few times. At least the last cry was a happy one. I’m sad to know my journey with these characters is over. Sending a huge shout out to the author for sending me the arc to read for free. This review is my own and given (through my tears) happily