Review: Great addition to this series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2014
I have come to thoroughly enjoy this series, and though it is a series, each book can also be read as a standalone.  Each of the novels in the True Believer's Series focuses on a different couple, but yet you get to see all the characters from previous books in the mix, which is something I love.  I really liked True, and Jessica and Riley in Sweet are my favorite couple.  Believe is Robin and Pheonix's story.  We met Robin we in the previous novels, but in Believe, we get to meet Pheonix, Riley and Tyler's cousin.Pheonix one of those bad*** guys whose silence says more than a thousand words. He has just gotten out of jail, he's tattooed, and gives off that dangerous vibe, though he is really a stand-up guy.  Robin has spent the summer in remorse over something she did when she was drunk, something that could destroy her relationship with her best friend.  Robin and Pheonix are both artists.  Pheonix has had a rough childhood and life in general, which has left him scarred with issues he secretly, and sometimes not so secretly battles.  Robin grew up in a good home, but nonetheless, she is plagued my her own demons.  As different as the worlds are that these two come from, they just click.  They get each other, there is chemistry, and there is acceptance.  That said, their relationship is not without its struggles, something they come face-to-face with when the past catches up with them both and turns their world upside down.Overall, I really enjoyed Believe.  The romance was great with just the right amount of steam, and the story itself was very good.  Erin McCarthy also addresses some very prevalent social issues that many people deal with in one way or another.  I really like McCarthy's writing style, and the book definitely kept my attention from beginning to end.  Believe is a great addition to this series.