Series: Wait For You #1.5
Good Reads Rating: 4.32
Content Rating: 18+ (heavy language, sex, assault-talked about)
Series: Wait for You #1.5
Genre: New Adult Romance
Pages: 352
Publisher: William Morrow Impulse
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Good Reads Summary:
It’s Wait for You as you’ve never seen it. Trust in Me lets you in on Cam’s side of the #1 New York Times Bestselling story.
Cameron Hamilton is used to getting what he wants, especially when it comes to women. But when Avery Morgansten comes crashing into his life – literally – he finally meets the one person who can resist his soulful baby blues. But Cam’s not ready to give up. He can’t get the feisty and intriguing girl out of his head.
Avery has secrets, secrets that keep her from admitting the feelings Cam knows she has for him. Will persistence (and some delicious homemade cookies) help him break down her barriers and gain her trust? Or will he be shut out of Avery’s life, losing his first real shot at the kind of love that lasts forever?
JLA strikes again! This novella is Cam’s POV of Wait for You. No, it is not a sequel. It’s the same story, but from Cam, rather than Avery. Yes, it does have scenes that are not in Wait for You. So yes, it’s definitely worth reading, especially if you loved Wait for You.
If you liked Wait for You, you’ll love Trust in Me. Now, because it’s from Cam’s POV, it’s quite a bit fouler/crass than its predecessor. It also doesn’t have the same conflict weighing it down the entire time because Cam doesn’t know Avery’s past until the end. Cam has his own issues, but they aren’t as serious as Avery’s. So it was nice to see the story from a lighter perspective.
Cam and Avery’s interaction is adorable. Cam just inserts himself in Avery’s life and won’t go away, no matter how hard she tries to ignore him. The new scenes fit perfectly, although truthfully, I couldn’t remember what was new and what wasn’t.
As always, I love JLA’s writing. It’s very natural, extremely funny, and completely heart wrenching when necessary. Highly recommended for fans of JLA and the new adult genre.