But I can’t go there. He’s just a player in a hot suit, and I’m just a widow with three unruly sons. I just need this conference to be over. When you’re as rich as the Miles brothers, you have multiple fertility treatment options available to you--all options that these two (even with their combined brain power and the input of medical professionals) ignore until the bitter end.

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My favorite epilogue was The Casanova. I really love the way that the issues Kate and Elliot were having with infertility was written. I cried my eyes out reading out their pain, and I was raw, and real. I always knew Emily was one of my favorite characters, and what she did for this couple just filled my heart with joy. This was the epilogue I was most worried about because I saw someone say they were unhappy with where Elliot and Kate ended up. However, I really liked it. The struggles felt incredibly authentic. The only reason this wasn’t a 5 ⭐️ epilogue was because of how Elliot and Kate blew up at one another. I did not like that aspect at all. However, what Jameson and Emily did for Kate and Elliot was one of the most heartwarming things I have ever read, so I was BAWLING. There are five books to the Miles High Club series. The first four books are all standalone novels in an interconnected series about four brothers who are billionaires. The fifth book is a novella that is an extended epilogue for all the previous four books. Will There Be Any More Books in the Miles High Club Series? Most of this reminded me of the camping scene from The Stopover, but tweaked a bit and set in Thailand. We also get to see them have some babies, which is nice, but other than that, not much else happens. This book was also bittersweet because it's the end of an era, the end of The Miles High brothers series. Tee did an exceptional job of leaving nothing out. Your heart will sing, no questions will be left unanswered and it's so special and so beautiful. It's a book that will take absolute pride on your bookshelf with the rest of the series.The Takeover—Claire and Tristan. Starts off with Tristan and Claire’s son Fletcher taking over and starting fresh with Anderson Media. Claire’s pregnant, we see the chaos before their wedding, moving into their new family home, him officially adopting the boys, talking baby names (and his offer of the last name possibility 🥹), he becomes a girl dad, 5 years later and more babies. I did appreciate the trigger warning at the beginning of this chapter, as well as the attempts at a more emotion-driven epilogue, but it just didn’t hit quite right for me.

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Jameson and Emily are probably my least favorite couple in this series, but their epilogue was lowkey hilarious. I love the retreat spa idea that Emily had to destress. Seeing Jameson completely out of his elements and throwing tantrums was funny. The Casanova—Kate and Elliot trying for a baby. CW: tons of fertility, infertility, IVF discussions and journey. Such a lovely ending to a much-loved series. Each epilogue was perfect in its own way. Tristan will always be one of my favourite BBFs, but I suspect it is a lot to do with his interactions with Claire and the children. Dual POV, spice the only way Tee can muster and with some heartfelt moments that might be emotional for some.

Tristan is, and always will be, miles (sorry, couldn’t help myself) above the other brothers. Remember that one time Claire said Christopher and Tristan were like two peas in a pod with identical personalities? She must have been drunk out of her MIND that night, because there is, sadly, no-one else even close to Tristan. The way he cares for those three boys, his dedication to making Claire happy, his reluctance to let his baby girl out of his sight…Yeah, okay, you got me right in the ovaries there.

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What hasn’t changed, though, is the laugh out loud moments. And no, I don’t mean that it’s a rip-roaring comedy, just that it’s that bizarre in parts. Of course, they get their HEA eventually, and it’s sweet if a little predictable, but after everything that happened between them, I was left more on the sombre side, instead of with the warm fuzzies. In the final instalment of The Miles High Club series from bestselling author T L Swan, four billionaire brothers journey through the highs and lows on their way to happily ever after. Well this epilogue was kinda depressing. Most of it dealt with Elliot and Kate fertility issues and didn’t exactly give me warm fuzzy feeling that I wanted for an extended epilogue. Still liked reading it since Elliot and Kate are my 2nd fav after Tristan and Claire. Also that ending was sweet tho. Having a character do/think/say something, then repeating it two sentences later, really throws the reader off. As is having four separate female characters who all seem to do/think/say similar things.For me, The Takeover will always be the best in this series (I just skip over the bit where Claire loses her mind for no good reason), followed by The Stopover (Emily making Jameson crawl on his knees for forgiveness is one of my favourite parts). The Casanova is okay until Elliot decides he needs to pop off to Paris to make sure he doesn’t love someone else more than Kate (!), and The Do-Over…well, let’s not go there right now. This book is really lengthier epilogues for the Miles brothers. Though only two live in the UK, all of them use Brit slang and sayings which pulled away from the US-based stories. This was awful. I forced myself to get thru it. Can someone take pity on TL Swan and be her editor? She needs one BADLY. It’s finally here! One of my most anticipated reads of the year and it did not disappoint! I read each epilogue with the biggest smile plastered on my face and a full heart. The love I have for the Miles men, their women and children is unmatched by any other book family!

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There’s one person of color and he’s described as magical. Really? Can we escape that racist trope? I really really really hope that we are going to get more books based of the new generation of Miles's. Each one was different but the same with each couple facing their own problems and finding their way as newlyweds and then continuing on into the future. Tristan’s boys are still hilarious and these brothers together are in a class of their own and makes me laugh as well.I felt the author rushed through the book, slapped first drafts together, and said, "Here ya go." Not only were there grammatical issues, but she recycled phrases way too much. This book is exactly what we all needed. We needed to know exactly what happened, we needed to build the family tree, and know all about the kids, and their lives, and TL Swan did not disappoint. Every single one of the epilogues was true to the book. It is truly incredible how TL has been able to write and give life to these characters and she is able to capture their essence in just a few chapters. I absolutely loved it, and it is definetly worth the read. The Casanova: I loved the story between Elliot and Kate that I read it multiple times. However, I wasn’t too happy with their epilogue. Even though they got their happy ending I think they deserved more. Kate went through so much losing his parents, not having a relationship with his sister to go through infertility.. given that on the book it said that Elliot got Enchanted because he wanted to raised his children There (I thought he wanted to have several) as well as his brother have and only having one child wasn’t the end I expected for them. The Takeover - my favourite original book and epilogue. Out of all the couples, Tristan and Claire are truly made for one another. Both quite goofy and have the best banter. The intimate scenes were on point for how many kids they have (fellow new parent here) and I love how T.L Swan writes family scenes. So frenetic, chaotic and perfect.