Review: I wanted to love this, but certain things fell a little short for me
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 3, 2014
I really wanted to love this, but I had a few issues.  First, I was given a copy of his book for my honest review.This book picks up where 'Trust me?' leaves off.  If you read the first book, you already know that Aiden is in jail from laundering money from his Father's company.  You also know that he didn't do it.  I felt like the people who did it, just gave up the info in such a public place that they had to know they would get caught.... which they do.  Then, Jenifer and Aiden go back to work, but Aiden's father has not changed his feelings toward Jenifer.  It was completely unrealistic that Jenifer wouldn't let Aiden stick up for her, especially after some of he awful things that were said about her (that she heard).  Also, I found that some of the parts dragged a little.  I found myself skimming through some of the conversations between Aiden and Jenifer.  They just seemed a bit 'artificial' for me and didn't flow as nicely as they would if someone were having those conversations in real life.You can't deny the the attraction between Jenifer and Aiden.  That's the one thing that kept me reading he book.  Be advised, this is part of a trilogy, so don't expect loose ends to be tied up at the end of this book.