REVIEW: The Promise of Together by Jay Hogan (Fisher & Church #3)

 


The Promise of Together

Fisher & Church - Book Three

by Jay Hogan

Release Date: February 19, 2026


Review

The final book in the Fisher and Church trilogy is powerful, emotional and entirely satisfying.


Their love story has been hard won. With a lot of emotional upheaval, they find themselves in the midst of another investigation. One that tests them and puts lives at risk. But they come out the other side stronger, committed and ready to tackle life together. No matter what!


It was a fantastic series. Mads and Nick are older, mature characters with the life experience that comes with their age, it makes them amazing people with depth and character. 



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Synopsis

The PROMISE OF TOGETHER is the third and final book in the Fisher and Church series.


I never dreamed I’d get a second chance at love. I scarcely believed in it the first time. Then Mads appeared from nowhere during one of the hardest times of my life, and everything I thought I knew about myself, about what I deserved, about who I wanted to become, was turned upside down.


Falling for Mads was the easy part. Learning to trust him took longer. Having faith in myself is a battle I’m still fighting, but finding the courage to confront and make peace with my past is the only way forward.


Mads sees me. The real me. Even the parts I’ve spent a lifetime pretending didn’t matter.

The broken pieces of my childhood are coming back to haunt me. Another mystery. More personal this time, but no less deadly.


They say it’s never too late to change and I’m determined to try. I want a future with Mads at my side, and not getting myself killed beforehand would be an excellent start.



Author Note and Trigger Warnings: This book contains a prologue, flashbacks, and on-page discussion around domestic violence and stalking behaviour.


About Jay Hogan


Jay is a 2020 Lambda Literary Award Finalist in Gay Romance and her book Off Balance was the 2021 New Zealand Romance Book of the Year. She is a New Zealand author writing mm romance and romantic suspense, primarily set in New Zealand. She writes character driven romances with lots of humour, a good dose of reality and a splash of angst. She's travelled extensively, lived in many countries, and in a past life she was a critical care nurse, nurse educator and counsellor.

 

Jay is owned by a huge Maine Coon cat and a gorgeous Cocker Spaniel


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