Reasonable Doubt 3

Ah. I enjoyed rereading this series!The book continues from where book 2 left off. It actually goes back in time a little bit when Andrew and Aubrey were just friends, through the lawyer chat program. I’m so glad we got a flashback scene that allowed us to see how connected they were 🥰months before they became intimate (Andrew’s dirty mouth 👏🏻🔥).Because they’re not officially together and Andrew’s trying to get over Aubrey, he goes on another date. Before he does that though, Aubrey confronts him to get clarity and closure on their situation. Then, when he continues being an a-hole, she decides that ENOUGH is ENOUGH, and she leaves it all behind- her unsupportive parents, her mediocre passion for law, and the grumpy as f Andrew 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 in pursuit of her true passion- ballet.Ah… the departure… the separation was amazing! She gets the lead position and meets another guy- a NICE guy (😒😬), a guy that won’t treat her like s#!t and appreciates her. It’s all fine and dandy- except she doesn’t desire him.. I guess she wants an a-hole by the name of Andrew (I mean… his dirty mouth alone is 🥵🔥. I get you Aubrey😉).In the meantime, Andrew is having a HORRIBLE TIME. 💁🏻‍♀️. He doesn’t sleep or eat well, he’s grumpier than ever, more of an a-hole than before, and it’s all because he only wants Aubrey. I loooooovee his suffering 😈😈😈😈 he deserves it, especially because I didn’t care to see Andrew go with another woman to a hotel room and then figure out he just couldn’t continue because he only wants Aubrey 😐. I’m glad she left him and found another man 👏🏻. I’m glad he wasn’t able to perform- but it was still on page- and it was such a nasty feeling. So why didn’t I lower the rating?Because of the spine that Aubrey finally gets- doormat Aubrey is no where in this book 👏🏻💁🏻‍♀️. She moves on from Andrew, is extremely happy with her career choices, and is all about positivity. Sure, her new bf is lackluster in the phone smex (🥴), but she has someone. Until Andrew finds out she’s in New York- and he wants her back.BUT not before she throws a few of his favorite a-hole lines in his face 😈👏🏻😂😂😂 (is there super glue on the floor? I thought you hated rhetorical questions? *door slam in his face* sigh). I loved this so HARD! This was priceless!Andrew’s in the courtroom for personal reasons. We get the heartbreaking (😫😫😫🥺🥺🥺) details of what happened 6 years before- with his daughter, his cheater of a wife 🤬and his conniving “friend” 😐(the daughter BROKE MY HEART😫). He sees Aubrey’s performing and he seeks her out. Let the groveling begin 😈.How many times can a woman kick a man out of her life before he gives up? I don’t know the answer because Andrew doesn’t stop 😂😉. He relentlessly and shamelessly pursues Aubrey. I mean- I gotta give him points for continuing to try. And Aubrey gets EVEN MORE points for rejecting him left and right 😂😈👏🏻. When he tells her bf that Aubrey’s 🐱 is his… I was GASPING 😂 and applauding him for being such a sweet a-hole lol.And the steam🔥.. okay it’s not as steamy as it could’ve been- duh- they’re separated for most of the book, but dam, does it delivery when it finally happens 🥵. Andrew’s basically been celibate since she left (not for lack of trying 😐🤬) and Aubrey’s on her way to getting a new D in her life, but all of that goes out the window when they were back in the same private space. It’s still as raw, passionate, animalistic and PRIMAL as always 🔥💦🥵. Even so, it doesn’t prevent Aubrey from putting stops to Andrew’s shenanigans.Honesty is the best policy right? Well, that’s something they need to work on.Overall, I enjoyed the series. I didn’t care for the on page ow sex attempt, but Aubrey’s backbone, sassiness, and independence saved it for me 👏🏻.⚠️safety squad⚠️-death of a child 😫🥺-no technical cheating-the H goes on dates with OW-one OW date led to them going to a hotel room… and were on the way to being intimate, but then the H keeps thinking about the h and it doesn’t happen (the intent is there though 🤬)-OMd- he doesn’t really cause any drama though- but we do see them engage in very awkward phone smex 😐😬🥴-OW (Jessica) still tries flirting with the H. It never goes anywhere (she’s been flirting with him since book 1)

I read this story over 3 books. I recommend you get the book with all 3 "Episodes" in it, for an easier and more fluid read.That said, I enjoyed the flow of Andrew and Aubrey's relationship. And how the characters evolved as their relationship did. It's a fast paced story, with some age gap drama, but the main characters draw you in, as we traverse their rocky relationship with them.Warning, have a box of tissues ready for Part 3, or Andrew's return to the Big Apple.I realize this is an older story, and writers' styles evolve with experience, but I wish Whitney had provided more closure after Andrew's testimony at the trial. I wanted to see, or in this case read about, justice being served to the two who deserved it most!!!Lastly, I wish there had been a bonus seen, with a glimpse of Aubrey and Andrew's HEA future.Hope others enjoy it as much as I did.

This series was absolute perfection but I need to know if there’s an epilogue or a hint of what there life is like in the future. I’m so invested in Andrew and Aubrey’s story and I never want it to end!!!

This was the absolute best ending. I'm usually not one to read serials, but RD:V1 hooked me. I was in over my head with Andrew and Aubrey. I knew that I wouldn't be able to just turn a blind eye when RD:V2 and RD:V3 came out. It just wasn't possible.Everything that takes place in this book was enough to put me over the edge. I was seriously on pins and needles the whole time while reading RD:V3. I didn't know what to think. We are left with total uncertainty and just shocked at the end of RD:V2. And honestly, I was a little scared that not only did their world come crashing down, but mine did too.If you're familiar with these serials, you know that Andrew has a HUGE ego. And if you're not familiar with the serial, now you know a little more about Andrew. But during RD:V2 we slowly see that jerkheaded mask slowly slip. And with RD:V3 his mask pretty much deteriorates. I, think, this was a much needed piece of the story. Andrew gets what he wants when he wants it, and to see him slowly become more human, just made me anticipate the end even more.Aubrey is still the eager little bunny. She's still trying to show us she can make it in life, without her horrible foundation that you call parents. I love Aubrey. Everything that she is. She's pure, witty, sensitive, needy, and just a force to be reckoned with. She's her own person. Aubrey's feistiness, during RD:V3 had me loving her even more than I already did. I loved how she goes after want she wants. She doesn't back down, and even with Andrew trying to tame her like she was a wild dog, she stayed true to herself. She reaches for her stars!The fact that so much takes place in RD:V3, had my hopes very high. I know the chemistry that these two have. It's volatile, steamy, hotttttt, more volatile, and super sexay!! It's also a bit of a crap show. Because one minute Mr. Hot to Trot is all sweet and the next he's got his head shoved so far up his rear, that I wanted to shake him silly. But Aubrey and Andrew have true feelings for one another, we actually saw this develop in the last two serials. I just wasn't sure if we were going to get those oooey goooey feelings again.I have to add that my favorite part of the whole series, were the private convos via email. I loved them, probably just as much as I love Andrew and Aubrey. They were fun and spicy. Mean and rancid. Sinful and witty. They had me laughing, squeeing, and sometimes frowning. But the kicker were the emails during RD:V3. These emails upped the anti. They gave us a side to both of these diverse characters. We get glimpses into Andrews soul. It was perfection.I'm so sad that this serial is over. I needed these two characters like I needed air to breathe. When I read, all I saw or heard were Andrew and Aubrey. That's all I wanted. Just their interactions, whether it was evil it fun. This ending couldn't have been anymore perfect. But I would love a special side of Andrew and Aubrey any day of any week. They became more than characters to me. ❤️❤️❤️

Thoroughly enjoyed this whole series from start to finish. Andrew is still fighting to keep his life of no commitment, although Aubrey is creeping in there very slowly, and even though Andrew realises this he can't seem to put a stop to it. Their relationship (if you can call it that) is still fiery and often strained and Andrew's ex wife is still trying to get him to help her. You find out more about Andrew's past and why he is so hard. Aubrey is at his apartment when his ex wife turns up while they were waiting for dinner to be delivered and Andrew completely looses it, and then decides things are getting out of hand between Aubrey and himself and tells her to grab her things and get out. Aubrey is devastated, not knowing what has happened, but Andrew gives her the cold shoulder and goes back to treating her badly at work too. Aubrey has had enough and decides to make a complete break, and moves to New York and joins a ballet group there. Andrew thinks that Aubrey has been avoiding him for the past two weeks, not knowing she has left, until he asks his secretary who informs him she resigned. He keeps trying to text and phone her but she ignores all contact with him. He's in New York for the court case when he sees her name in the papers as the star of a ballet gala and gets an old friend to trace her address. He hasn't slept with any other women and is desperate to get Aubrey back, though when he goes to se the show he sees her with her boyfriend and he is absolutely seething. Aubrey really gives him a hard time making the great Andrew practically grovel. This series is sooo good please read it because you will simply love it and ANDREW, even with his difficult ways. Really going to miss him, I'll have to go back and read this series again in a little while to get my side of Andrew AND his dirty amazing mouth.

This is the third instalment in Whitney Garcia’s erotic romance serial Reasonable Doubt. You can read my reviews of part 1 and 2 here and here!At the end of the last instalment the characters had had a massive bust up over the appearance of Andrew’s ex-wife, Ava, at their office. The identity that Andrew has tried so hard to conceal up until now threatens to come out in the open in light of her reappearance.I read the first two parts during the SexMeUpReadathon that was hosted by the Gosling Girls and was distraught to find that part three hadn’t been released yet so when I just happened to come across this on Amazon at the end of last week I downloaded it straight away and had it finished the same night! It is the longest instalment of the serial at 183 pages but I still read it in one sitting.I really enjoyed the characters in this book right from the beginning. Their relationship was flirty and had some spark even though it remained platonic and anonymous in the beginning and although the characters aren’t speaking to one another at the start of this book the same chemistry is palpable between them. The narrative is dual POV, which I love anyway, but I really think it suits the situation here because there isn’t very much time to get to know both characters through just the one narrative.The storyline really develops in this part as we get to learn more about Andrew’s true identity and how he is the man he is today. You are given some inkling as to what his past was about but never the full story so it is pretty much revealed to you at the same time as it is to Aubrey.I think this might actually be my favourite of the three parts in this romance serial, especially because of the plot development and the ever present chemistry and romance between the two characters! I would love to read more about Andrew and Aubrey!

I don't 'do' series books that leave you longing for more. If I had waited til now I could have downloaded all 3 books and just had one big Andrew and Aubrey fest. But I didn't. I broke my own rule. I LOVED every bit of that longing feeling. I LOVED every book. The story is captivating. The characters are fantastically written and layered. I cannot recommend it highly enough. The ending was gorgeous . At several points in the book I thought Andrew was despicable and cruel and didn't think I could ever like him again. Ms Williams messes with your heart and your head and it was impossible to despise him forever. Aubrey's character is beautifully written. I adored this book. Go read it......

Have been eagerly awaiting this book since the end of RD2 and oh WOW was it worth it :D Andrew Hamilton is the real anti-hero, he's lets face it an a**hole, but that doesn't stop him from being a loveable man in the end.RD3 really didn't let me down, it was everything I had hoped, from finally finding out the secrets from Andrew's past, to learning if he and Aubrey really would finally get together! I couldn't put it down, and gobbled it up with 4 hours! Would REALLY recommend this entire series to anyone who hasn't read it, you will not be disappointed!FLY Whitney Gracia Williams ;)

This was one series that annoyed me very much but you just had to keep reading on. The first book was so short I thought it was a joke, and the second book was not much better, but all the information we needed turned up in book 3 (at last). The 3 books could have easily been made into one, but no and so making this a very expensive book. An ok plotline, a bit daft here and there, but overall not bad. Glad for the HEA but don't think I would highly recommend it. Sorry Whitney won't be holding my breath for your next book, as I feel a bit swindled!