Description
No one ever said a lasting love would be easy.
When Chase and Kay hit the streets of Las Vegas, the goal is simple – rescue Will, Chase’s brother, from making the biggest mistake of his young life. But keeping Will out of trouble turns out not to be the only obstacle in Chase and Kay’s path. Finding himself back in the city that broke him, Chase’s heartbreaking past threatens to derail all the progress he’s made. However, Chase is determined not to let that happen.
While striving to help Will before he implodes, Chase seeks to come to terms with the things that almost destroyed him. He soon discovers that the answers to the most complicated questions, sometimes, lie in one’s own heart. You just have to be willing to dig deep enough to find them.
Can Chase succeed in doing that?
Just Let Me Love You is a story of healing, letting go, and trusting love to guide you. The conclusion of the Judge Me Not trilogy brings everything full circle. This new adult romance is the third and final novel in the Judge Me Not series.
Warning: The story features mature themes, including explicit sex scenes and profanity.
Patricia Reichardt –
Talk about a powerful story, this third book in the Judge Me Not series pulls you into the world of Chase and Kay once again. It picks up where we left off, with Chase being very concerned about his younger brother Will and going to Las Vegas to check on him. But going home holds so many memories and triggers for Chase that life comes to a head. We learn so much here about his past, getting a chance to know his mother and begin to understand him. Grey writes with a realistic view of suicide, drug use, learning to survive day to day, finding your soulmate, building relationships and and forgiveness. It’s a journey that I found hard to hear at times, had me on the edge of my seat and filled my heart. The passion and true love Chase and Kay kept me going. I loved every minute of this series. It’s an inspirational and rewarding listen.
Amber Bray concludes the series with her narration of this family. I love that she continued the story giving the characters cohesiveness between books. She kept all the voices consistent, gave them personality and let us live through them with her performance.