Final Offer

Final Offer by Lauren Asher

Dreamland Billionaire Series

April 2024

5 out of 5

"That’s the thing about Cal. He can make anyone forget that they’re angry with him solely by cracking a joke and flashing a smile. It is his greatest superpower and my personal kryptonite."

Final Offer is the third and last book in the Dreamland Series, hence the name Final Offer. It is about Lana and Callahan, their relationship from the past, present and future. Lana and Cal were sweethearts when they were younger but Cal had problems with addiction and alcohol that ended their relationship. But his grandfather made sure to send him back to the house he grew up in, needing to sell it to be able to hold up his end of the will so all the brother’s will get their inheritance, but there’s a catch, Lana lives in the house. The story then talks about his struggle with addiction and alcohol, and how their relationship changes throughout time. Cal found his purpose by going back to the house he grew up in, seeing his true love again, raising a little girl that is neither Lana’s or Cal’s and realizing that this was what his grandfather wanted all along, Cal to find his true self, the better side of him.

"I’m willing to support you through your journey to get sober—I always have been and I always will be—but only if you are willing to put in the hard work that it takes to find better ways to manage your feelings."

• Love story

• Grumpy/ sunshine

• Dual POV

• Alcoholism/Addiction/Sobriety/ Recovery

• Family

• Racial diversity

• Forgiveness

• Dreamland through a child’s eyes

"Falling in love with yourself is ten times harder than falling in love with someone else, especially when I don’t like myself very much."

Wow, did this book blow my socks off. This was my FAVORITE book in the series and I am happy I stuck with the series because this tied in every brother, their family, relationships and much more. Although this book hit home a little too hard, I fell in love with it- laughing, crying, pissed, understanding everything that they both and feeling, it hit every emotion. The ending was just perfect and the series in general was good, the first and third books were the best. This book shows though that anything is possible if you have someone by your side, cheering you on and supporting you, even through the hardest points in your life.

"Today is the first official day where I choose to be sober."

"I’m proud of you. For so many different things, but most of all for how far you’ve come in such a short amount of time."