I found Lisa to be a strong individual. I was hoping the woman on the train was grayson’s mom. Im proud she got out. I know how hard it is to walk away and the mistrust of everyone.

Thank you for writing a book about the abuse that women have been through. It takes someone strong to raise above and start a new life. Self love is needed to be able to move on and the story wrapped everything in a neat and interesting package. Great read!

CAVEAT: The Endgame isn't an easy read; if stories of domestic violence/abuse are triggers for you, you may not want to read it. The Endgame is absolutely fabulous. I couldn't stop reading, I couldn't stop being angry. I couldn't stop crying, and mostly I couldn't stop hoping. Hoping the heroine could escape her abusive partner. Hoping she should see herself for the beautiful and talented artist she was. Hoping she could see how worthy of love she was, and how much the hero loved her. But this is a story of a woman who may be bruised and beaten, but she isn't broken, and above all she isn't stupid. The hero she meets and falls in love with is perfect for her; but she has a goal and won't be deterred... This story has the most awesome ending, if you can imagine that there's an even better outcome than HEA. I can't even explain how powerful this book is - I'll just call it a "MUST READ" and let the reader judge why. Five blazing hot stars, my thanks to Hidden Gems for the ARC, and this review is voluntary, independent, and uncompensated.