Review: OK Ending for an OK Series
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2014
2.5 StarsAccept Me was a good conclusion to a series that I discovered last year. We finally get the conclusion to Jo and Damon's love story after they rediscovered each other and faced some heavy trials and tribulations. Accept Me picks up a few weeks after Restore Me ended. Jo and Damaon are happily engaged and moved into there house. Gram has moved in with them and things seem really great. But there's still danger that lingers out there for Jo and Damon and this eventually puts our couple through more drama. Is their relationship solid enough to make it through more hardship? Are they individually strong enough to endure the pain? Guess you'll have to read the book to find out.Although there were a lot of things in this series that I found to be predictable I still really enjoyed it. Jo and Damon were great characters and I really enjoyed following them along. These two definitely sizzled and those were the parts that I really enjoyed. Damon is an intense man that likes to have control of situations. He love Jo immensely and will do whatever it takes to keep her safe. Even if it breaks her heart. Jo is a bit more emotional in this installment. She's and Damon have dealt with a lot of things in the short amount of time they've known each other. as she prepares to move on to the next phase of their relationship, she starts to wonder if they are strong enough to endure the drama that their messed up lives brings them.Like with the previous two books in this series, I found Accept to be a little too short and moved a little too fast. The last few chapters felt a little rushed to me and then we were at the epilogue. I wish the author had made Jo and Damon's story a full length novel instead of breaking it into three parts. I think it would have helped me feel like Jo and Damon's story wasn't being fast forwarded to their happily ever after. Also, Jo and Damon didn't have as much interaction or dialogue between each other in this novel. It was hard to believe how strongly connected these two were when they hardly spoke to one another. Communication is key and I think these two would have saved each other a lot of heartache if they actually just talked. But then again if they did talk it all out in the beginning this book would have been even a lot shorter.