Review: Aiden and Jeni, finally together.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 6, 2014
I was gifted the final book in the Trust Me Series, All of Me in exchange for an honest review.  First I would like to point out that I have read and paid for the first 2 books in this series and have waited for a, what seemed like forever, even though it was only 2 months, for this last book to finally be published.  Aiden and Jeni have gone through so much, after her abusive attack by her ex-boyfriend.  Jeni is left a mess of emotions, scared, jumpy and blaming Aiden for her attack.  We start out book 3 of this trilogy with Aiden and Jeni apart and a mess without each other, especially Aiden.  I was actually a little put off by how emotional Aiden was, all the crying.  But after some common sense talking to from a friend, Jeni realizes that Aiden is all she ever wanted, and she is not making any sense blaming him for the attack.  I don’t think I am giving away too much or putting a spoiler out there by saying they finally get back together, I mean if they didn’t where would the logic be in this final book?  So they finally get back together and move on with their relationship and return to their plans of marriage.  But we still have Alistair and his fowl mouth and cruelty to Jeni.  While she isn’t dealing with her emotions very well at all, since the attack she is very sensitive to Alistair’s verbal intimidations and he continues to torture Jeni with threats of getting her ex-boyfriend out on day passes with ad from his friends with connections.  Aiden and Jeni are a beautiful and loving couple and are crazy for each other and Aiden is finally pushing back with his father, stronger than ever. We are taken on the rollercoaster ride that is their relationship that never seems to be easy.  This last and final book in the Trust Me Series was a good break, I was just a little disappointed that there wasn’t as much of the umph that I found in the first 2 books.  I liked the story it just seemed to miss something and it didn’t keep me as hooked to the book as the previous 2 books did, with that said though, I am pleased that they did finally reach a point where Jeni was strong and able to be the strong woman she deserved to be. I am giving this book a 4 out of 5 star review, but if I was able to leave a 3.5 I probably would have scored it that way.4 out of 5 starsThe Book Nuts[...]