The Final Hour

Dublin Nights, Book 5

By: Brittney Sahin

Narrated by: Kelsey Navarro, Will M. Watt

The Dublin Nights Series returns with Sean McGregor and Emilia Calibrisi in the final showdown between two lethal organizations. Will Sean and Emilia put everything on the line for love? Or will duty stand in the way? Find out who will be left standing in the final hour....

©2021 Brittney Sahin (P)2021 Brittney Sahin

Another good installment

From the Dublin Nights series I enjoyed On the Line, the Real Deal and The Final hour the best. I love a book with a strong female lead especially when they’re emotionally stunted or have to crack open their hard exteriors. This novel wrapped up this story line very well besides exploring the main characters own journey. I loved Emilia’s character she’s such a bad ass while still being 100% woman. Sean wasn’t my favorite character in the series previously but came to life in this novel. Nice save Brittney.

Love this book!

These books just keep better and better! Sean and Emilia are so hot! I love the extended cast of characters and the suspense. I just couldn’t put this book down! The action, chemistry among the characters, and the storyline just kept me hooked. Of course you can enjoy this as a stand alone but reading the series gives so many more layers to the characters. Love this author and this book!

love it soo much

LOVE LOVE LOVE this story. I loved it when I read the ebook and loved it more listening. I did think Sean would try to steal my heart when I first met him at the beginning of the series but was I wrong. Sean and Emilia's story still grabs onto me and won't let go the second time. And the narrators are awesome. The only cringe I had was Will's southern accent lol...being from the south myself it just didn't hit right but there were only a few sentences with that accent so overall he was still GREAT.

Lots of romance in this vigilante justice book

The chemistry between Emilia and Sean was HOT! Good mix of action and fun with twists and I especially enjoyed all the family dynamics throughout. Amazing series arc and would be best if you started at the beginning or at the very least The Real Deal.

Amazing narration with these excellent narrators

Great story, but…

The story really is good - especially being so far in the series when many start to wane.

But this role revealed the female narrator’s one and only weak spot thus far - she’s really, really, really bad at the Italian dialect. It’s clear that she struggles w/ it, which is odd because she’s quite good at the others she’s had to perform in this series.

Anyway, it’s not a deal breaker, but the almost comical nature of it is a little distracting at times.