I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review

This was the final book in the Fated Date Agency series. I've really enjoyed the concept and the series. I liked how the series is complete enough to end, yet open enough to continue if the author ever decides to (especially to help Betas match).

In this installment, Zack is desperate to find his mate. The agency closed before he could come of age, and he is all alone after his parents are in a car accident. He has this need to feel complete, and thinks it can only happen after he finds his mate. He contacts Praya to see if she will help her, but she won't come out of retirement. What she does instead, is teach Zack how to check the matches for his mate. He spends 4 years traveling all around the world working on searching for his mate. When his cousin convinces him to come home to take a break and visit, he finally finds his mate.

Korey is a student with one year of accounting degree left. He makes extra money by performing as Glory Pole the drag queen. To him, it is just a hobby and fun. Zack can't stand other people looking at Korey and has a huge problem with it.

I have to admit that Zack annoyed me to no end. He was so focused on his mate. He searched for him, gave up pretty much everything to do the search, isolated from everyone. When he did find his mate, despite saying he was happy and would do anything for his mate, he still acted like he was self absorbed. He didn't communicate at all with Korey and would just make Korey guess about his thoughts. He says he wants Korey happy, but then gives him attitude when Korey wants something. Another thing that I didn't like was that the story spanned a lot of years, but didn't really give that feel other than saying something like "after 4 years away". I had trouble really connecting with Zack and Korey as a strong couple.

I love this entire series. This wasn't my favorite of the books, but I liked it overall. ( )