Me, Please by Bella Jewel
love triangles.
don’t do women.
get out. I do what I have to do.
meet them. Two of them. Completely different. Both perfect.
and sweet. Beautiful in a way that takes your breath away.
wild and crazy. The kind that makes your soul spark back to life.
them speak to me.
them want me.
middle of a mess, and with my own demons, I don’t know how to fight my way out
of it.
situation becomes dangerous, I have no choice but to protect them both.
doing that, exposing myself and them, to very real pain.
fought so long to avoid.
they are, looking at me with those incredible eyes, both saying…
Today bestselling author. She’s been publishing since 2013. Her first release
was a contemporary romance, Hell’s Knights which topped the charts upon
release. Since that time, she has published over five novels, gaining a
bestseller status on numerous platforms. She lives in North Queensland and is
currently studying editing and proofreading to further expand her career. Bella
has been writing since she was just shy of fifteen years old. In Summer 2013
she was offered an ebook deal through Montlake Romance for her bestselling
modern day pirate series, Enslaved By The Ocean. She plans to expand her
writing career, planning many new releases for the future.
I am all about angst in stories and because of that, I devour love triangles. Then add in an MC and I am all over that! In Me, Please by Bella Jewel we get the story of Boston and the women in his life.
Boston stays away from women for a reason and then he suddenly finds himself in the middle of two of them. One lights up his life with her sweet nature. The other is sassy and full of life. When they are both in danger, he needs to keep them safe. But who will keep his heart safe?
Boston is drawn to both women for different reasons. We learn about Boston and the woman and how they fit into his life. I loved that we were able to get all three point-of-views to really understand all three characters. Even so, you know at the end one person may be left heartbroken.
I loved Boston. He was an overall great guy who cared about both woman. He was protective and strong. One of the hardest part is both women were actually great, if different. We could see why Boston struggled with a decision. Their journey was full of angst and danger. Though this is part of a series, I have not read them all yet, but intend too. This can definitely be read as a standalone.
~ Liz
