Review ‘True To You’ by Jennifer Ryan

A little
while back I read ‘Escape To You’ by Jennifer Ryan, the first book in the
Montana Heat series. I loved that book, so when I was looking for a new read I
immediately bought this one and I started reading as soon as possible.

In ‘True
To You’ we meet Dawson King, an undercover DEA Agent. Dawson has spend the last
view months in prison making sure his ‘identity’ is solid and he can catch a
big guy in the drug business. To catch that guy he needs to get close to the
guys daughter, Cara and find out if she knows anything that will help King
catch the bad guys. But from the moment King meets Cara, there is an attraction
between the two of them that’s almost impossible to deny. At first he thinks
the attraction is just because of the months he spend in jail and Cara being
the first woman he is around, but soon he finds out that it’s much more than
that. But King is undercover and Cara doesn’t really know who he is.

Just as
with the first book in the series, I really loved this book from the moment I
started reading. The chemistry between King and Cara was seeping through these
pages from the moment I started reading and I couldn’t stop till I read every
single page. There where a lot of moments between these two that I loved, some
pretty hot scenes and some seriously butterflies-in-your-belly moments.

My
favorite character in this book was definitely Dawson. I loved reading this
story through his eyes and how torn he was about doing his job and being honest
to Cara. He was really such a sweet and sexy guy, but he couldn’t be himself
until the bad guys where caught and I struggled right alongside him.

Cara’s
character was also a great one. It was definitely nice to read this story from
both their point of views.

Although I
loved the romance in this book, the suspense was even better. This book
definitely kept me on the edge of my seat. There was so much that could go
wrong, I simply couldn’t stop reading until I knew how it ended.

The one
thing about this book that was a little less than perfect to me, was that I
sometimes felt like I missed something. Something would happen and I didn’t
really understand everything. I would go back a couple pages to re-read it and
figure out what I missed, but I didn’t miss anything. It was almost like the
author forgot to share a little detail. It wasn’t something big, but still I
noticed it.

Overall
this was a another great read and I can’t wait to read book three.

Jennifer
Ryan, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of The Hunted and
McBrides Series, writes romantic suspense and contemporary small-town romances.Jennifer lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband and three
children. When she isn’t writing a book, she’s reading one. Her obsession with
both is often revealed in the state of her home, and how late dinner is to the
table. When she finally leaves those fictional worlds, you’ll find her in the
garden, playing in the dirt and daydreaming about people who live only in her
head, until she puts them on paper.For more information about Jennifer please visit her website. Or visit her on Twitter and Facebook.