What Could've Been (The Loose End Book 4)

Normally, I would never reveal that this brilliant writer is my cousin, but I am PROUD as heck! And I am thoroughly engrossed because I AM and have been since I learned how to read. I'm critical, so when I say, she has captivated me, I damn well mean it. Now to the meat and potatoes...Renee needs to examine herself because no good man will wait for ever. Yes, there are star crossed lovers but she needs to look in the mirror and see LOVE confront of her! I see the depth, love, uncertainty that we all go through and don't admit and I love this series for that! Tesa, my Scribe, WRITE ON and please don't ever stop!

I enjoyed reading the fourth installment of the Loose End series. This story drew me in and refused to let you go until the end. As I read, I remained hopeful that Renee and Bradsen’s relationship would survive. I couldn’t wait to peel back Renee’s emotions to see what was preventing her from moving forward in her love life. The question is—can love conquer all things? To find out, grab a copy of “What Could’ve Been”. I am looking forward to the next book in the series. Thanks, Tesa!

This particular book, I read for a book club discussion, but was unaware that it's one of those series where you will need to read the other previous books to truly understand what's going on with the characters. Although I need to read the first 3 books, I learned some things from this story and I enjoyed the book.

Tesa has done an awesome job again with the 4th book in The Loose End Series. She really kept you guessing from the beginning all the way to the end. I was so engrossed in the book I could not put it down and read it in less than 4 hrs. Looking forward to Book 5. LaToya Murchison Author of Anika's Story

I want moooooore!!! Ugh this installation was just as awesome as the others but i want more! Great job getting me hooked, cant wait for the finale.

Loved the story line

I enjoyed the continuing saga of the Loose Ends series. This one gave me characters to love and characters not to love. But anyway, it was another loose end that was tied up into a nice knot. Bravo for the excellent writing! Barbara Joe Williams, author of Forgive Us This Day

Renee is a mess. She thinks she might love Bradsen, but is scared what that may mean, and isn't sure if she's over her married ex-boyfriend. She begins overthinking everything about her life and pushes Bradsen away, again. Bradsen is deeply in love and completely devoted to Renee, but he can only be pushed away so many times. And when a good man is pushed away, he'll land in the arms of another woman who can show him the love he needs and appreciate him for the great guy he is. And although he really likes her, she isn't the one he loves. Has Renee lost him for good this time? Will Bradsen find the love he desperately wants and longs for?