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ang_parc's review against another edition
3.0
Trust by [a:Ella Frank|6451816|Ella Frank|https://s.gr-assets.com/assets/nophoto/user/u_50x66-632230dc9882b4352d753eedf9396530.png]
Really liked it.
Really liked it.
tati_raccoons11's review against another edition
emotional
funny
hopeful
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
fabi_g's review against another edition
5.0
What can I say about this love story other than that it is great. I have enjoyed Logan and Tate's journey so much. I fell in love with each of them and then with both of them.
I wish I had reread Try and Take before jumping in to Trust. Trust basically picks up right where Take left off and its been too long since I read the first two books.
I can't help but compare the family reaction in Lover at Last (my first m/m read) with the one in Take. I bet they're equally real. Both moved me to tears.
I liked how Trust resolved the last few remaining issues. Things wrapped up perfectly. I loved spending more time with these sexy characters and seeing them start their life together.
What's better than a hot, sexy, alpha male? Two hot, sexy, alpha males!
If you've never read m/m, you should start with Try, book 1 in the Temptation series. If you're already a fan of m/m romance, don't miss Tate and Logan's epic love story.
I wish I had reread Try and Take before jumping in to Trust. Trust basically picks up right where Take left off and its been too long since I read the first two books.
I can't help but compare the family reaction in Lover at Last (my first m/m read) with the one in Take. I bet they're equally real. Both moved me to tears.
I liked how Trust resolved the last few remaining issues. Things wrapped up perfectly. I loved spending more time with these sexy characters and seeing them start their life together.
What's better than a hot, sexy, alpha male? Two hot, sexy, alpha males!
If you've never read m/m, you should start with Try, book 1 in the Temptation series. If you're already a fan of m/m romance, don't miss Tate and Logan's epic love story.
rpuffer's review against another edition
emotional
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
arickman's review against another edition
4.0
Very happy with the conclusion to Tate and Logan's story.
readinginmagnolia's review against another edition
5.0
I enjoyed the final book completing this series much better than the second book. I would have enjoyed this series much more if it had been condensed to two books instead of three.
I will admit that when I started this book, I did not have high expectations and initially it felt like it was just going to be a continuation of the second book. However, there is an incident that takes place in this book that affects everyone’s lives and brings friends and family together in order to work out or not work out the issues that have been festering in the background of this story.
This plot choice really saved the series for me and tied everything together, reminding me a little bit about why these two main characters drew me into their story in the first place. I also enjoyed the visit from Logan’s mother, well maybe enjoyed is the wrong word. I enjoyed the fall-out from the visit and how it gave Tate and the readers a better understanding of Logan’s skepticism with regards to family.
There were a few minor issues that I had with this installment. It was mentioned several times in the series that Tate was a hard worker and often held down two jobs. In this one, he intimates that the money from his second job always went into savings for his future dream business and that his wife had always known that the money was off limits even though she laughed at his business concept. I find it rather odd that in the first book Diana was so adamant that he sell his motorcycle so that they could split the proceeds when he had all this actual cash in the bank that she could have gone after instead.
I also have a problem with Diana’s sudden one-eighty in attitude in this final book. I assume the explanation is that her perspective changed due to the incident but I would have liked to see a little more character development. I only knew Diana from Tate’s marriage perspective and from her snide remarks during the divorce proceedings and gossiping to Tate’s parents. This did not fully flesh out the character enough for me to buy that she would suddenly become the reluctant but message-relaying ex-wife.
I did enjoy the fact that Tate was able to connect with one member of his family in this book and the identity of that family member did not surprise me. Whether it was foreshadowing from the first book or whether his family actually reminds me of my own, I’m not sure. Given this situation, the personalities in my own family would have reacted similarly to Tate’s family, sad but true.
Overall, I can see myself reading the first novel of this series again and skimming through most of the second to read a majority of the third. I don’t think that my opinion of the second book has changed at all in retrospective. (Actually, I’ve already done this before even posting my review of book 3.)
Now that I’ve finished the third book (for the second time), I find out there will be a fourth book coming out in less than two weeks. Of course. I’m sure I will have to know what happens next even though I’m kicking myself for it. Logan and Tate are great characters and I’ve definitely been pulled into their journey.
I will admit that when I started this book, I did not have high expectations and initially it felt like it was just going to be a continuation of the second book. However, there is an incident that takes place in this book that affects everyone’s lives and brings friends and family together in order to work out or not work out the issues that have been festering in the background of this story.
This plot choice really saved the series for me and tied everything together, reminding me a little bit about why these two main characters drew me into their story in the first place. I also enjoyed the visit from Logan’s mother, well maybe enjoyed is the wrong word. I enjoyed the fall-out from the visit and how it gave Tate and the readers a better understanding of Logan’s skepticism with regards to family.
There were a few minor issues that I had with this installment. It was mentioned several times in the series that Tate was a hard worker and often held down two jobs. In this one, he intimates that the money from his second job always went into savings for his future dream business and that his wife had always known that the money was off limits even though she laughed at his business concept. I find it rather odd that in the first book Diana was so adamant that he sell his motorcycle so that they could split the proceeds when he had all this actual cash in the bank that she could have gone after instead.
I also have a problem with Diana’s sudden one-eighty in attitude in this final book. I assume the explanation is that her perspective changed due to the incident but I would have liked to see a little more character development. I only knew Diana from Tate’s marriage perspective and from her snide remarks during the divorce proceedings and gossiping to Tate’s parents. This did not fully flesh out the character enough for me to buy that she would suddenly become the reluctant but message-relaying ex-wife.
I did enjoy the fact that Tate was able to connect with one member of his family in this book and the identity of that family member did not surprise me. Whether it was foreshadowing from the first book or whether his family actually reminds me of my own, I’m not sure. Given this situation, the personalities in my own family would have reacted similarly to Tate’s family, sad but true.
Overall, I can see myself reading the first novel of this series again and skimming through most of the second to read a majority of the third. I don’t think that my opinion of the second book has changed at all in retrospective. (Actually, I’ve already done this before even posting my review of book 3.)
Now that I’ve finished the third book (for the second time), I find out there will be a fourth book coming out in less than two weeks. Of course. I’m sure I will have to know what happens next even though I’m kicking myself for it. Logan and Tate are great characters and I’ve definitely been pulled into their journey.