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Final Offer (2023) by Lauren Asher

The third book in the Dreamland Billionaires series.

Final Offer by Lauren Asher is the third book in the Dreamland Billionaires series. It follows the story of Cal and Alana, childhood friends and lovers who break up after a summer together. Six years later, Cal returns to the Lake House as part of his late grandfather’s will in order to receive his share of the inheritance.

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The story follows Cal as he struggles with addiction and confronts Alana, the woman whose heart he shattered six years ago. It is a treacherous road to happily ever after, with grit and depth that makes the story feel even richer. Along with Cal and Alana’s second chance romance, Final Offer also explores themes of small-town romance and childhood friends to lovers.

“Final Offer is a captivating second chance romance that explores themes of addiction, love, friendship, and family.”

The Book Guide® Editor

Final Offer has been praised for its characters and plot. Readers have described it as “sweet talk” that can “sweet talk you into doing anything”, while others have said it is an emotional journey full of sparks between Cal and Alana.

Final Offer (2023) by Lauren Asher

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