Jeu d'innocence

A mi gusto, mejor que el primero.En este libro encontraremos los tropes de romance universitario, el mejor amigo de mi hermano, pero ojito que también toca temas delicados como violencia de género y suicidio.Pues bien, me ha gustado como ha narrado la autora en este libro, al igual que al primero, ya que nos muestra los sentimientos y nos hace sentirlos como ellos los hacen.Uy, que digo de Jase, es un amor y a la vez feroz (justo en los momentos adecuados

*Potential Spoilers if you haven’t finished Be With Me*Overall, I enjoyed Teresa and Jase’s story. There were aspects that I definitely didn’t see coming, and at points felt more like a thriller than a romance novel. I loved Teresa, especially seeing her development from being a young victim, to a strong survivor. While I was happy with how Teresa and Jase ended up, Jase being so hot and cold was VERY frustrating, and I think he should’ve had to work a bit harder in his apologies. All in all, it was a captivating romance, with some insight into what an abusive relationship can look like, and why it might not be so easy for people to leave.

It took me a while to start reading this follow up to Wait For You when I realized it didn't continue with Cam and Avery's story, but instead introduced Teresa, Cam's sister. I ended up enjoying the story, albeit wanting to scream at the protagonists several times for some of their dumb choices. It was good to see the topic of domestic violence addressed as many of the books in the New Adult genre seem to feature men quick to anger and fight.Overall, decent story that I couldn't put down.