Review: Smooth flowing
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 29, 2013
Review posted at: [...]Rating: 4 starsThis is the first installment in the Trust Me trilogy.  I was excited about reading this because who doesn't know that the key behind all relationships is trust??!!  So I was thinking to myself that there'd be some serious issues going on that would make us think, ponder, second guess ourselves on whether or not we should trust the characters or not.  Jenifer is the character that has trust issues due to a cheating ex.  We don't hear much about him and in her internal conversations we realize they were engaged, but we don't get much history regarding their relationship beyond that.  Jeni has a close relationship with her mom as we can witness through their brief interactions but I wish we would've seen more of her mom throughout the book.  Aiden and Jeni crash together literally and their relationship takes off with a hit.  Jeni is reluctant but the support she receives from her BFF is comforting. The story flows smoothly and nearing the end is when the angst kicks in.  As I mentioned, I thought there'd be more due to the title but by the end the cliffhanger has me itching to pop open Love Me right away.  The ending is quick and was getting to the angst level I crave so I was hoping for more.  Therefore, I'm grateful I have Love Me ready for my eyes, hands, and heart.  Aiden is still a mystery to me, and although I want to trust him...who knows what will be found in Love Me...Give this a try!!!