You know that the entire band, including Trav, are heading back to Tyson to see Grant. If you've been reading along, then you know the big revelation at the end of part five regarding Grant and the cancer that's just been diagnosed. I can't wait to pick up the last part! 4 stars! Great bonus scene once again - I was waiting to read more about Kell for a really long time and this was just amazing! I liked this part of the series nearly as much as the others, but somehow the ending was very abrupt and it felt more like a bridge between Part four and the upcoming end. Most of the inhabitants aren't able to accept Mackey's sexual orientation, but none of the guys is willing to back down. He is struggling with his emotions and desperatly tries to be there for Mackey, while he himself needs time to get his head clear.īesides all personal demons of the past, the band has to face the fact that Tyson didn't change. Kell is about to lost his best childhood friend, Blake is facing the guy he was struggling to replace, Jeffersen and Stevie are trying to cope with the knowledge they have about how deeply Grant truely affected their brothers' lives.Īnd Trav realizes that Grant isn't the monster he made himself believe he was going to be. While Mackey might be most afraid to face the demons of his past, the while band is going through a difficult time. Grant is dying and the band has to get home to Tyson. Part six was not a happy place and now the pressure has been amped up….this next (final) part is going to make it or break it.

I cannot imagine facing your demons and realizing they weren't demons after all, but I didn't think it was executed properly. The comment about 'seeing you as a couple' and the kiss was.maddening. I am aware that cancer strikes randomly and rapidly, but I was as if someone hit the fast forward button on his critical heartbreaking return. There’s been enough bloodshed I could have done without Cheever and his stupidity. As if some added ‘wow factor’ was needed and frankly, it wasn't. Maybe massive cuts were done as well? I felt holes and some big enough that I almost fell in.įinally, extra angst was tossed in unnecessarily. Third, the dialogue was wacky and had some mistakes scattered throughout. I see him fighting till he’s bloody and can’t throw another punch. He would NOT leave Mackey during such a vulnerable time. Trav is not the ‘tuck tail and run’ kind of guy. Which of course, it is incomplete, but it was….not enough.

It wasn't enough (sixty-six percent? Come on!) and it felt incomplete. This particular segment was poorly sectioned. The conclusion of each ‘part’ has been pivotal thus far sometimes leaving you hanging by a thread and others agitated but satisfied.

Okay, I’m going to start with my biggest beef…the timing.

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