Be With Me by Jennifer Armentrout




         Do you have a free night this week to really read and dive head first into yet another good book? This book is for you ladies! I was beyond pleased that Armentrout decided to write in the point of view of another female in Avery's life. In this book we get to see the world through Teresa's (Tess) eyes and what she has to deal with at college. Tess, Cam's younger sister had a boyfriend who would beat her constantly, and she hid it. Tess injures her ACL and all hope of becoming a professional dancer goes South. 

    Jayce helps Tess learn to trust again and to feel protected. We all need our own Jayce's in our lives. Jayce has his own baggage and we get to see what it's like to juggle having a child, college, and death of a first love. Seriously, where was I hiding to not know about this book series?  This book has it all: love, betrayal and lust. 

    I would rate this book a 5 out of 5! I sat and read this book in just over two nights. I was hooked instantly in the first chapter. 

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