I found the conclusion satisfying on an emotional level, but there were definitely loose threads I would've liked tied up more neatly. That final scene with the two characters looking at the same sunset... it felt right for their journey, which was always more about internal reconciliation than external fireworks. The writer nailed the bittersweet, quiet hopefulness they'd been building towards.
That said, I know some folks were frustrated with the subplot about the sister's debt just vanishing. It's a valid criticism. For me, the core relationship arc resolved perfectly, and the book's strength was its focus on the quiet moments of understanding, not the big, plotty drama. If you came for a dramatic, neatly-wrapped bow on every single story element, you might leave a little wanting. But if the central question is whether their fragile connection found solid ground, the answer is a resounding yes.