The Hangover (The Vincenti Series) Paperback – November 30, 2017

In the beginning I did not like Eva, the protagonist. She was a drunk and didn’t want to do anything about it. As the story progressed I began to see a different side to her and understood somewhat why she was suffering. Even at the end I wasn’t completely in her court, but sweet Rosa loved her and I softened.I still liked hearing more about Anna and Lauren and of course, Emilie. Emma Nichols is a wonderful writer and understands the human condition. I’ll read anything with her name attached. I recommend this final book in the Vincenti series. But read the other two first.

I loved Eva and Rosa’s story and happy about How it ended. Great conclusion to the series!!! I even reread the other 2 books before this one so I was reminded about what had just happened at the end of Remember Us. Always hard to see someone get lost in an addiction and I like the way her turnaround was done. Carina was and interesting addition to the story line.

This was a lovely story mainly about Eva and Rosa but with a bit of Lauren and Anna too. It was a little difficult to follow at times because it bounces around between scenarios that are not related to one another. It seemed like Emma Nichols wanted to keep Anna and Lauren in the story but some of the ways she did it didn’t fit in with Eva and Rosas storyline. Altogether though, I enjoyed the book and would recommend reading it. It’s a lovely end to the series.

The 1st book had be Cursing and crying at the end and if a book can do that you def don't want to put it down. The second still came with the heat and had us wondering who would end up together and hoping it was Anna and Lauren with Lauren getting her memories back. The 3rd one was good but I think it should have been 2 separate books

A relationship book. molving back and forth between theanna-Lauren relationship and the Eva-Rosa relationship.. Not real exciting but the author is a pretty good writer so its keeps the reader interested in the story. Also the deaths of partents force the women to face up to their motality as the torch is passed from one generation to the next.

I loved the first two books. The development of Lauren and Anna's relationship totally pulled me in... the final installment to me was just ok. It was more about Eva and Rosa who were really introduced in book two. To me this book just jumped all over. Weird storylines that probably could have been left out for a more substantial novel. However anyone who reads LGBT novels knows that it's pretty much just sex. Decent conclusion, Just not what I was expecting I guess.

Emma Nichols is one of the few lesfic writers that doesn’t have a bunch of grammar and spelling errors in her works. Her books are well-written and they evoke various emotions. You’ll laugh out loud and need some tissues.

I was very involved in this book. I started feeling the sadness of one of the characters. The story impresses from the beginning, and it has a spectacular ending. I really enjoyed it a lot. The Vicenti series is a magnificent story where you can use your imagination to visualize the beautiful scenes that are describe through the reading. It will captivate you!!!

Enjoyed this whole series and also liked getting a closer look at some of the characters from the first two books in this third story. Would recommend the entire series for any lover of f/f romance.

Sincere... Real... Honest... Deep... Intricate Description of all characters ...this book of the series belongs to Eva...both the characters and story is well written...

I won’t do a synopsis of The Hangover because if you are reading this you will have read Emma’s blurb and she has done a fine job of describing what the book is about.The Hangover is the eagerly awaited 3rd in the Vincenti series and concentrates in the main on Eva and Rosa, but fear not Lauren and Anna are very much in the story.Emma once again delivers a tour de force of a novel. The Hangover will expose you to a full gamut of emotions. From the first page of The Hangover your attention is grabbed by the scruff of the neck and you want to read on.For me the mark of a truly good book is one that captures your attention from the off, you don’t want to put it down nor do you want it to finish, The Hangover ticks all of these.The plot, as we have come to expect from Emma is well considered, intelligent and exquisitely written. One of my favourite lines from the book is: ‘The well-rehearsed line ricocheted around the bistro settling in the bottle of wine on the table’.It is obvious from reading Emma’s books that she cares about her characters and you quickly realise that the characters in her books are not just there for the sake of it, they all have a meaningful role to play. Her characters have depth, dimension and they are believable and realistic.Emma isn’t afraid to address painful topics in her books nor is she afraid to show that her characters are human with believable personality flaws. This just adds to her characters authenticity and credibility.What you get from an Emma Nichols book is so much more than your stereotypical lesfic story of girl meets girl.If you enjoyed Emma’s other two books in the series ‘Finding you’ and ‘Remember Us’ then ‘The Hangover’ won’t disappoint. The Vincenti series is the must read books of 2017 ..... scratch that they are must read books any year!

Well 3 books in a week with a busy work schedule is rare for me, i had to keep reading. Lunch break, tea break and well into the night I have immersed myself into the lives of the characters within. Read them!

Really enjoyed. All 3 as a matter of fact.I will read others. I have a list already on my tablet.Thank you.