Almost Ruined by Abby Millsaps is the powerful third and final installment in the Men of Evercrisp Orchard series—and what an emotional rollercoaster it is.
We pick up right where the brutal cliffhanger from book two left off, and those first few chapters had me in an absolute chokehold. The angst? Off the charts. The heartbreak? Relentless. But every ounce of pain serves a purpose, because this story is about trauma, healing, accountability, and ultimately, love hard-won.
This is a dark why choose romance centered around Sawyer, Tytus, Mercer, and Noah. While the series has collegiate hockey elements, this installment places very little focus on the sport itself. Instead, the spotlight is fully on the emotional aftermath—on groveling, taking accountability, and confronting the demons each of these characters carries.
And they all have demons.
What makes this book so compelling is how raw and flawed these characters are. The personal growth across the entire series has been done beautifully, but here we truly see it come full circle. Watching them face their downfalls, own their mistakes, and actively choose to be better—for Sawyer and for each other—was incredibly moving.
Tytus especially deserves a mention. I love how Abby made us question everything about him in the beginning. The way she crafted his redemption arc? So well executed. It felt earned, not rushed. The groveling and accountability hit exactly the way it needed to.
One of my favorite aspects was how these very different men, shaped by their individual trauma and pain, ultimately come together as a unit. The way they learn to trust one another, support one another, and form that relationship with Sawyer is done with so much care. Their bonding feels authentic, and the emotional payoff is incredibly satisfying.
This book does explore heavier themes and intense scenes, so definitely check your trigger warnings beforehand. But if you’re ready for the angst, the healing, and the slow, beautiful rebuilding of trust, the happily ever after is absolutely worth it.
Emotional, messy, redemptive, and deeply satisfying—Almost Ruined is the perfect, hard-earned conclusion to this unforgettable series.
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