Endgame is the third and final book in the Roommate series and it was the perfect ending to Ariella and Caleb’s love story. More than just romance, these two characters find love within themselves and the friendships surrounding them.

In the beginning of Endgame, I questioned whether Ari and Caleb truly belonged together and whether their relationship was strong enough to progress, but as I continued to read, the growth of these characters, not only from book one to now, but also from the beginning of Endgame to the last page, was heartfelt and inspiring to read.

Aside from Ari and Caleb’s complex dynamic, what makes this series special are the supporting characters who seamlessly weave their way through each book. They each provided more depth to Ari and Caleb‘s storyline and allow the reader to see themselves in multiple ways and stages.

The epilogue tied the entire story together in such a complete way, leaving the readers hopeful for love!

Drama, twists, turns, and romance, exactly what I love whilst reading!

Ideally, you need to read the first 2 books in the series to get the full impact and understanding of everything that's going on in Endgame, and tbh, they're really good too so why not?!

The cliffhanger from the last book had me on tenterhooks so you best believe when I saw the ARC for this, I clicked quick time! And I really enjoyed it! The charcater growth of both the FMC & the MMC was something I really loved because it was definitely needed from the previous books! And it was the perfect conclusion to this series.

I'll definitely be going back for a re read when I'm in need of my drama and angst fix!

Thank you NetGalley & Storm Publishing for allowing me access to this ebook! Okay now I want to read the first two books! Honestly it was so easy to start reading this book I'm shocked! I honestly had a very good time with those characters and this beautiful setting! Endgame by Ola Tundun will be released on September 20 and this is the third in the series.
It follows Ariella and Caleb, a second chance romance.
Ariella, driven by ambition, and Caleb, with his troubled past, are an unlikely pair, but their chemistry is undeniable. As they navigate a high-stakes work crisis together, old wounds resurface, forcing them to confront their past.
I loved the tension between their lingering attraction and the unresolved issues kept me up way past my bedtime! I loved it!

This book did not hit the mark for me, I was really intrigued by the premise and I admit I didn't realise it was part of a trilogy at first - when I did I figured I could still read it and then work my way backwards to the other books, if necessary (as I've done with other series in the past). But it was jut too complicated, the story was filled with many characters that I couldn't quite place. On top of that, I found it easier to root for the love rival rather than the main love interest practically from the get go. The relationship between the protagonists feels quite toxic to be honest, hard to root for.
The author's writing style is really good, I enjoyed that aspect but the story left me dissatisfied.

I read Complicated by Ola Tundun and have now had the pleasure to read Endgame as well. Endgame is the third book in the Roommates series and completes Caleb and Ariella's romantic story. Complicated ended on a severe cliffhanger and I needed to know what was going to happen to Caleb and Aari's relationship. Endgame had drama, romance, character growth and touched on mental health. I absolutely devoured this book and laughed out loud. Ola Tundun is a witty author and has a modern voice I loved this book!

Ola Tundun’s *Endgame* is a masterful thriller that captivates from start to finish. The novel is a riveting exploration of high-stakes strategy and power, set in a meticulously crafted world filled with suspense and intrigue. Tundun’s storytelling is both sharp and immersive, drawing readers into a complex narrative where every decision carries weight. The characters are vividly drawn and deeply engaging, each with their own compelling motivations and conflicts that add layers of depth to the story. The plot is expertly paced, with unexpected twists that keep the reader guessing and eagerly turning the pages. Tundun’s writing shines with its attention to detail and ability to build tension, creating a thrilling experience that is both intellectually stimulating and highly entertaining. The combination of intricate plotting and strong character development makes *Endgame* a standout read in the thriller genre. Endgame is a MUST READ. Its blend of suspense, complexity, and engaging prose offers a thoroughly satisfying experience for fans of the genre.

This book was an enjoyable journey. I appreciated the fact that it felt like a more realistic approach to a romance with real ups and downs (FULL disclosure, I did not read the first two books as I didn't realize it was a series and feel like I'd have been more invested if I had read them previously).

What a lovely lovely story, full of drama, twists and turns.
I haven't read the previous 2 in the series but it didn't stop my enjoyment of this book.
It was like a bit of an emotional rollercoaster at times, but I whizzed through it and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

I dived into this book, not knowing that this was part of a series so that explains why some of the stuff didn’t make that much sense. I still enjoyed it, though. I will obviously go back and read the other books that I’m missing to the story..

We’ve finally reached the end. Ariella and Caleb are finally FREE. But most importantly, I’M finally free! Anyways, it was difficult at first to get into the book because it’s been a long time since I’ve read the first two books and reading my old reviews of those books reminded me the amount of characters in this series. It confused me at first but then like 30% into the book I finally remembered who all of these people are and what’s their story. This book was still insane. The plot was plotting and it was just a lot. I’m so relieved that Ariella and Caleb are finally living their happily ever after. They more than deserve it. After all they’ve been through?! After all I’VE been through?! Thank goodness. After reading the epilogue, I’m kinda sad it’s over. Bittersweet ending. I wouldn’t mind a bonus epilogue though 👀

While I didn't read the first two books in the series, I certainly enjoyed this one. Through the messy ups and downs of their relationship, this book shows you the reality of hard work and commitment needed to make it work. I loved these characters and am looking forward to picking up the first two books in the series.

A brilliant end to the series. A bit complex at times due to the number of involved characters, but well worth getting your head around them. I loved the dual settings. Plenty of twists to keep you going.

OLA HAS DONE IT AGAIN! So so so beyond sad that this series that i loved is over, but so happy to have been able to go on this journey! I will prize my three copies of this series truly for the rest of forever!!!

Read this series if you have not already!

Perfectly wraps up the series. I can’t wait to see what story the author comes up with next. I love her writing style.

I am so happy to finally get the conclusion to Aari and Caleb’s story.

First of all, I need to stress that you need to read the first two books of this series. I cannot believe the number of reviews that I am seeing for both this book and book 2 where people didn’t read the previous books in the series. These are not standalone books. All 3 books follow Aari and Caleb’s story. And y’all, their love story is winding and difficult and MESSY. I don’t know how it would be possible to connect to or root for them if you don’t have the foundation that is set in Roommates (which is still my favorite of the 3 books!) - the foundation that Aari and Caleb build in Roommates is what carries you through all the hard and messy parts of their relationship.

Aari and Caleb love each other, but neither of them knows how to be in a relationship. All 3 books follow them as they cling desperately to the love they have while also confronting the many areas that they need to address and grow in, both individually and together, in order to have a healthy relationship. So if you haven’t read the other books yet, don’t start here, go read Roommates!

Endgame is where we finally get the resolutions we’ve been waiting for. As we’ve come to expect with Aari and Caleb, it isn’t smooth sailing. They are still working through major issues through the majority of this book. Ola Tundun isn’t afraid to write flawed characters. Every single character in this book is spectacularly human. Sometimes you want to shake some sense into them. But one thing I love is that the characters aren’t afraid to call each other out. We all need friends that can tell us the truth, that can point out when we are being awful and can encourage us to make it right. And Aari and Caleb definitely have those types of friends.

Ngl, I NEEDED that epilogue. Haha. It was so nice to see a fast forward, where we got to see the reward for everything that the characters had fought so hard for.

This series is gritty and emotional and a bit of a roller coaster. It has some heavy themes. It’s the type of book that makes you question and feel things. It has realistic and flawed characters, and a messy beautiful love story.

Thank you to Ola Tundun for sending me an eARC of this book. My review is voluntary and my honest opinion

This is the third book in the series and you need to read them in order to appreciate them. Don't let women's fiction in the title fool you. This is a romance but with a lot of drama and twists and turns that will keep you reading and guessing. But all along, even with all of their flaws and doubts, I rooted for Ariella and Caleb to find their way to each other and to get their HEA.

A bit of an escape of countries and plane rides and tickets. Ariella is a bit stuck and the beginning of the book lays out the work buy out, the change of staff and entourage and the many family issues in her friends. The book throws a lot of names and places in the first few chapters and then starts to unpick all the relationships and how Ariella and Caleb have come to love each other but not be together. There is some espionage, some dodgy deals and some bad characters making bad decisions. The book is a little far fetched, and I found it a bit of a struggle to empathise with the characters and understand their world.

Book 3 of this collection and I was here for it. I had to read the end of book 2 as a refresher.
Ariella is still running the show in Singapore and still loves Caleb, Caleb is still in love and working with Ariella and Dominic who is too good to be true is still sniffing round Ariella.

I loved this book and was a little sad when I had finished it.

Thank you Ola, Storm Publishing and Netgalley for the advanced copy.

I was invited by the publisher to review this book. I did not know that this was part of a trilogy and a continuation of a previous storyline; despite that, one does not really need to read the earlier books to understand the characters and storyline. The story follows the history between Ariella and Caleb, two opposites who re-connect when Ariella's company is in trouble and Caleb appears to be the only one able to help. Ariella develops an issue that is hard for her: who can she really trust and what path must she take? Does she want to move forward with Caleb, or maintain her current path? Does she return to the past? Can she bring her past into her present and move forward from there? I think I would like to read the first two books, so I have a broader sense of this couple.

Thank you to NetGalley and Storm Publishing for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

⭐️ 5/5. I loved these books, when I decided to dive into romance genre for summer 24 I never knew I will land these gems as read.
I loved the fact that the books has 2 point of view: Ariella and Caleb’s this gave me a sense of belonging while reading, it was like I had a front seat row as each chapter unveils (magical powers).
The story started with two people that live on opposite ends of London, England have to share an apartment. She’s quiet and shy, but he’s a playboy. It’s starts the way you think but you’re gonna have to strap in for the journey and it was a wonderful journey from the first book to the third.
After reading book 2 and I discovered I had to wait till 20th of September for book 3, I almost fainted that a long waited but thanks to the publishers @storm for sending me an ARC and within a day I finished the book and hoping it didn’t have to end because how am I going to cope without my favorite fictional besties.
These books covers a lot of modern hot button topics in such a cool way, the characters, the real relationships, the tension, drama and authentic people made it worthwhile.
This is not your average rom-com fiction book.
@olatundunx take all your flowers and I can’t wait for your next fictional exploits till then remember you just got a new fan.