Title: Trust
Author: Casey Diam
Page count: 358
Published: July 17, 2018
Publisher: NLM Romance Publishing
Genre: New Adult, Romance
Received: Netgalley
Rating: 4/5
Summary:
Paige
Nearly five years ago, my mom, dad, and sisters were assassinated.
I should have died that night.
I still question my mental state because I had no proof those same killers were after me. Yet still, I’d been trying to outrun them.
Until I met him, Caleb Connor.
Caleb became my safety net and I found I couldn’t pull away from him. Couldn’t run away from him. And if sanity hadn’t been lost on me, I would have recognized he was the last person I should have let into my life.
The last person I should have trusted.
Caleb
My life has been anything but normal until Paige. She was supposed to be an opportunity, my father’s next target.
I should have stayed away. It should’ve been that simple. But it wasn’t.
Paige was my main ingredient to changing everything, and in order to do that I needed to get inside her head. It wasn’t easy but when it happened, a line was crossed we never knew existed.
Now Paige has to confront her past and everything that torments her at night, because a look into the past was the only solution to everything we’d been afraid of questioning.
Who am I, and who was she?
My Thoughts:
When I read the synopsis of this book I thought that this book sounds really interesting. Let me tell you it was. I was shocked that this is a debut book?! I can’t believe that. It’s insane.
After reading this book I think the Title fits the book perfectly
Paige’s entire family get murdered and now she’s living in hiding from the people that killed her family. In doing so she has closed herself off to everyone. Because of what happened to her she is now stronger than before.
When she meets Caleb that’s when things get a lot more interesting for Paige. I enjoyed reading the book a lot more when Caleb came in.
Caleb is a sweet guy who comes along and there’s something about her that he likes, even though he shouldn’t because his dad is keeping an eye on her.
Just when I think I have everything figured out I got thrown for another loop.
This book does end on a cliffhanger which is kind of a bummer but it leads into the next one nicely.
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