Trust in Me: A Novel (Anglais) Poche – 26 novembre 2013

One of my favorite New Adult books is J. Lynn's WAIT FOR YOU (you can read my review here). I loved Cam from the moment Avery smacked right into him. Getting to read all the events that happened in Wait For You from Cam's point of view in this book did not disappoint. In-fact, reading this book made me love Cam's character even more. From understanding his persistence with Avery, finding out what really made him tick, the trust he wanted in his relationship with Avery, his relationship with his family, and friends, and knowing his thoughts and feelings really made this book just as good of a read as Wait For You was. For me, I didn't think that would have been possible.

Leave it up to Jennifer Armentrout to make me swoon all over again. Cam is one of those characters whom is going to be hard to beat when it comes to well written, swoon worthy characters. Really. Sure Cam is hot. He has the right moves, and the looks that could get him any girl he wanted, but, there's more to Cam than that. He's not a character who's egotistical. He has all the traits that make him a fabulous well rounded great guy. I love his honesty with those he has in his inner circle, his loyalty, the relationship he has with this sister and parents, and what he does for Avery. I loved getting to read about his thoughts and feelings about Avery. I saw Cam in a whole new light.

Cam and Avery. These two are perfect together. I love seeing how much Cam was effected by Avery from the moment of their first meeting down to how things end at the end of this book. No matter how trying or frustrating things got, he knew what he wanted with Avery, and he was damn sure he was going to get it. He did all sorts of things to get her to break, and give into him. I mean things that would make you weak in the knees. Reading those from Avery's point of view was great, but knowing the meaning behind those actions from Cam's point of view was just plain hot. This boy takes determination to a whole new level.

I thought Wait for You was swoon worthy, yeah, that book doesn't even compare with the swoon worthy parts of this book. Getting those moments from Cam's point of view was hot. I loved his nickname for Avery, Shortcake. There were so many little moments I loved getting from his point of view. I swear, there needs to be more characters like Cam. Even with all the swoon, there is some heartbreak. That break up scene, and the scenes when Avery opens up to him, about killed me all over again. Reading these moments from Cam's point of view was worse than reading them from Avery's. I love that Armentrout gave me all the emotions that made me love these characters from the first moment I read about them. I laughed, I cried, I swooned, and I squealed like a little girl over moments. I swear only Jennifer could write characters that made me love them, and want to smack them all at the same time. lol

The other thing I loved about this book was getting to see more of Cam's relationship with his family. I loved when Cam talked about his family in Wait For You, and scene when Avery met his family. I loved them even more in this book. One of my favorite moments with Cam and his family where when his Dad told him, and that a girl like Avery was worth chasing, and when his mom told him to not give up on her. Then there's the relationship he has with his sister. I loved how protective he was of her, and how that protectiveness played a role in his relationship with Avery.

If you loved Cam in Wait For You, wait till you pick up Trust In Me. TRUST ME, you want to pick up this book!

JLA’s writing style is so gripping and powerful that she has the ability to draw you into the story itself.

“You’re a good guy, Cam.”
“No, I’m not. I’m only good with you.”

Avery and Cam run into each-other on the first day of Astronomy class. Cam is quickly taken with the young woman, and wants to know more about her. While she on the other hand, wants nothing to do with him.

They become friends of sorts, but Cam wants more than what she is willing to give. He knows something happened to her in the past, and he is determined on trying to get her to crack.

They both have to accept and leave the past in the past, if they ever want this relationship to go anywhere. But that’s easier said then done.

Trust in Me by JLA is a fun, witty, love story full of steam, and with a pinch of angst.

Trust in Me is Cam Hamilton and Avery Morgansten's story told from Cam's point of view, and even though it basically was the same story as Wait for You, which told Avery's thoughts and side of this story, this is Cam's thoughts and it was really good, and it gives a more in depth look into the whole series as a whole thus far.

Cam is a handsome young man used to getting what he wants when he wants it and Avery presents a challenge to him-a refreshing change from his usual relationships with girls who all throw themselves at him. He also recognizes something in Avery that is the same as him, and that is the fact that he has dark secrets he hides, so he can tell just by her actions and mannerisms she is the same way. He is determined to find out what those secrets are, and he does just that!

I did not feel like I sometimes do when reading a series where the first book tells the woman's point of view and then the second book tells the man's point of view and it reads exactly the same book, this was a totally different experience for me and one I was glad to experience!

I gave this book 5***** heartfelt stars, and I will be reading more of this series and I am sure it will be just as good!