Journey's End

The Flight Series, Book 3

By: Amanda Radley

Narrated by: Amy Putt

Newly retired and ever-efficient Olivia Lewis is throwing herself into married life. She’s going to be a domestic goddess and the world’s best parent to Henry before the ink has dried on her marriage certificate.

Marriage has given Emily White the support she needs to pursue her dream of becoming a professional scriptwriter. She’s commuting from New York to London every week, which isn’t always easy, but she can juggle everything, right?

They should be blissfully happy, but it isn’t long before the 3,000 miles between them start adding up and Olivia’s days become long and empty. There’s also the small matter of Captain McFluffypants the Seventh, an awkward situation that really wasn’t Olivia’s fault, and a stalker who just won’t go away.

In this heartwarming conclusion to the Flight series, Olivia and Emily must finally decide what they want, what they need, and how to follow the dreams of their hearts.

©2020 Amanda Radley (P)2022 Bold Strokes Books Inc

Loved this series

I have enjoyed all of Amanda Radley's books and especially loved this short series. Amy Putt, the narrator, did an especially good job voicing Olivia, the main character who is on the spectrum. Highly recommend!

Great Journey

Wonderful end to a fantastic series. I loved every one of the characters, the humour, the drama, all of it.

lovely series

This was a lovely series. I enjoyed it so much , I could not wait to down load the next book. Highly recommend.

What A Wonderful Journey!!!!

Outstanding ending to a fabulous series. I was hooked from the very first book and couldn't put it down until the end of this one. I would love to get just one more book from this series to follow up on Olivia, Emily, Henry and their second child. I would also love to see what Simon and Nicole are doing with their lives. For now, I will mark this series as one of the best written and perfectly narrated stories I have heard in a long time. Amy Putt delivers an outstanding performance and captures the mood of each scene perfectly. Thank you Amanda Radley for giving us a wonderful tale of love, understanding and devotion. What a beautiful journey.

Good conclusion

This trilogy was good, a little childish but good. Narration was good. I gave it 5 stars although it might be somewhere between 4 and 5.