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Just Let Me Love You
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.
New Adult Romance
*mature themes including explicit sex scenes and profanity*
Third and final novel in the Judge Me Not series/trilogy
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.
New Adult Romance
*mature themes including explicit sex scenes and profanity*
Third and final novel in the Judge Me Not series/trilogy
249 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 15, 2015
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S.R. Grey
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S.R. Grey is a USA Today Bestselling Author of the new Breakaway hockey series and the popular Boys of Winter hockey books and Men of Fall football novels. Other New Adult and Romantic Suspense works of hers include the Judge Me Not books, the Promises series, the Inevitability duology, A Harbour Falls Mystery trilogy, and the Laid Bare series of novellas.
When not writing Ms. Grey can be found reading, traveling, running, and cheering for her hometown sports teams. Sometimes all at the same time!
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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.
New Adult Romance
*mature themes including explicit sex scenes and profanity*
Third and final novel in the Judge Me Not series/trilogy.
Expected publication: January 2015
Amazon (US): http://amzn.to/1ua3oL6
Amazon (UK): http://amzn.to/14Kdw0E
B&N: http://bit.ly/1AYIEoV
TEASERS:
BLURB:
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.
New Adult Romance
*mature themes including explicit sex scenes and profanity*
Third and final novel in the Judge Me Not series/trilogy.
Expected publication: January 2015
January 25, 2015
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Just Let Me Love You is a New Adult, Contemporary Romance and book three in the Judge Me Not series written by S.R Grey. I was gifted a copy from the author in exchange for an honest review through Xpresso Book Tours .
4.5 “Just Let Me Love You” Stars!
Wonderful Conclusion To A Fantastic and Sweet Story!
The Review:
This is the third and final installment in the Judge Me Not series. Kay and Chase have a sometimes simple, sometimes complicated but always sweet connection and their journey won my heart from the get go. In the previous books we've watched them fall in love, battle their pasts, deal with their guilt and find a solace in one another where heartbreak was before.
In this book, Chase and Kay go back to where it all started to fall apart for Chase and all of his demons come to the front as he tries to save his younger brother from following in his muddy footsteps. I loved watching him come full circle and it was beautiful the way he and Kay stayed strong together and conquered all that stood in their way.
Chase is as sexy as ever! That man is yummy and romantic and the way he loves Kay is all consuming.
Kay holds on to their love and hope and feeds that strength to Chase during his struggle to reach his brother. She’s his rock, even when he doubts himself, which he does, a lot, in the beginning. She is unwavering and headstrong and I loved that about her.
Their love was true and that was never in question but after everything Chase has endured, he doubts himself. And though they both grew as characters from the first two books, he needed to deal with his family and his past to find that part of him he thought he was missing. And in dealing with Will’s problems, Chase found the “better man” in himself. There were no more doubts and no more walls.
It was beautiful.
The Wrap Up:
This is a heartwarming series of forgiveness, second chances, healing, love and moving forward. Life can be cruel but shedding the things that destroy us and finding what matters and holding on tight is what saved Kay and Chase from the bitter consequences of bad choices. I’m sad to see their journey come to an end but the author did a phenomenal job in giving us a truly wonderful ending with an epilogue that left me completely satisfied and a huge grin on my face.
Quote Spotlight...
”My heart belongs to you, Kay, all of it.” He sighs. “But I don’t know if that’s enough.”
“What do you mean?”
“My heart is all cut up, baby girl. Part of my heart died when my father died. And part of it is wrenched from my past.”
....
“My heart is all parceled up, too,” I remind him.
....
“There’s still more than enough for me,” he tells me.
... “There’s more than enough in here” - I tap his chest - “for me, too.”
Maybe if I quell these demons haunting me, I’ll finally be the better man I’ve been striving to become.
"Because you make me want to give you more and more. There’s never an end to my desire to please you. I want to give you all of me.” ....
“That’s good, Kay,” he rasps. “Since what I want is all of you.”
She’s become such a part of my life, and our bond transcends the marriage vows we took.
Put in the simplest terms, when Kay breathes, I breathe.
Just Let Me Love You is a New Adult, Contemporary Romance and book three in the Judge Me Not series written by S.R Grey. I was gifted a copy from the author in exchange for an honest review through Xpresso Book Tours .
4.5 “Just Let Me Love You” Stars!
Wonderful Conclusion To A Fantastic and Sweet Story!
The Review:
This is the third and final installment in the Judge Me Not series. Kay and Chase have a sometimes simple, sometimes complicated but always sweet connection and their journey won my heart from the get go. In the previous books we've watched them fall in love, battle their pasts, deal with their guilt and find a solace in one another where heartbreak was before.
In this book, Chase and Kay go back to where it all started to fall apart for Chase and all of his demons come to the front as he tries to save his younger brother from following in his muddy footsteps. I loved watching him come full circle and it was beautiful the way he and Kay stayed strong together and conquered all that stood in their way.
Chase is as sexy as ever! That man is yummy and romantic and the way he loves Kay is all consuming.
Kay holds on to their love and hope and feeds that strength to Chase during his struggle to reach his brother. She’s his rock, even when he doubts himself, which he does, a lot, in the beginning. She is unwavering and headstrong and I loved that about her.
Their love was true and that was never in question but after everything Chase has endured, he doubts himself. And though they both grew as characters from the first two books, he needed to deal with his family and his past to find that part of him he thought he was missing. And in dealing with Will’s problems, Chase found the “better man” in himself. There were no more doubts and no more walls.
It was beautiful.
The Wrap Up:
This is a heartwarming series of forgiveness, second chances, healing, love and moving forward. Life can be cruel but shedding the things that destroy us and finding what matters and holding on tight is what saved Kay and Chase from the bitter consequences of bad choices. I’m sad to see their journey come to an end but the author did a phenomenal job in giving us a truly wonderful ending with an epilogue that left me completely satisfied and a huge grin on my face.
Quote Spotlight...
”My heart belongs to you, Kay, all of it.” He sighs. “But I don’t know if that’s enough.”
“What do you mean?”
“My heart is all cut up, baby girl. Part of my heart died when my father died. And part of it is wrenched from my past.”
....
“My heart is all parceled up, too,” I remind him.
....
“There’s still more than enough for me,” he tells me.
... “There’s more than enough in here” - I tap his chest - “for me, too.”
Maybe if I quell these demons haunting me, I’ll finally be the better man I’ve been striving to become.
"Because you make me want to give you more and more. There’s never an end to my desire to please you. I want to give you all of me.” ....
“That’s good, Kay,” he rasps. “Since what I want is all of you.”
She’s become such a part of my life, and our bond transcends the marriage vows we took.
Put in the simplest terms, when Kay breathes, I breathe.
January 27, 2015
" You've done so much for me. Let me be here for you. Just let me love you. Please baby please ". " I do let you love me.." " So let me love you more...
What a fabulous ending to a series I have really enjoyed. Kay and Chase fell in love in book one despite the heavy emotional baggage.. in book two we saw them building the foundation for their relationship and dealing with Chase's brothers problems together.. then in book three we get to see them finally put the ghosts of their pasts to rest.. Chase more so than Kay. Kay has become Chase's rock when he begins to doubt the goodness that is in him. This was a sweet and steamy series with almost zero angst. There is outside family drama but it's really pretty mild ..and there is lot's of steam. Chase and Kay have some super serious chemistry going on and their love for each other shines strong in this final installment. I hate to see their story end but definitely looking forward to what we get next from S.R. and I'm hoping maybe she'll give us a story for Chase's brother Will. I see lots of potential for this boy to grow up to be quite a man ;).
ARC gifted by author for an honest review
What a fabulous ending to a series I have really enjoyed. Kay and Chase fell in love in book one despite the heavy emotional baggage.. in book two we saw them building the foundation for their relationship and dealing with Chase's brothers problems together.. then in book three we get to see them finally put the ghosts of their pasts to rest.. Chase more so than Kay. Kay has become Chase's rock when he begins to doubt the goodness that is in him. This was a sweet and steamy series with almost zero angst. There is outside family drama but it's really pretty mild ..and there is lot's of steam. Chase and Kay have some super serious chemistry going on and their love for each other shines strong in this final installment. I hate to see their story end but definitely looking forward to what we get next from S.R. and I'm hoping maybe she'll give us a story for Chase's brother Will. I see lots of potential for this boy to grow up to be quite a man ;).
ARC gifted by author for an honest review
January 22, 2015
This is the brilliant final story of this trilogy. Make sure you read the previous two books before reading this as this continues from where book two ends.
This is the continuation of Chase and Kay's beautiful story. The love Chase has for Kay is so raw and passionate. He is so protective of Kay and his brother Will. I so love Chase and Kay. They are both strong characters who will fight for who they love. I loved how this story was told from three points of view.
Beautiful story of love and hope. This series was a brilliant read and will stay with me for a long time. Loved it.
This is the continuation of Chase and Kay's beautiful story. The love Chase has for Kay is so raw and passionate. He is so protective of Kay and his brother Will. I so love Chase and Kay. They are both strong characters who will fight for who they love. I loved how this story was told from three points of view.
Beautiful story of love and hope. This series was a brilliant read and will stay with me for a long time. Loved it.
January 8, 2015
Beta read. Fabulous book. Brilliant plot, fantastic characters, I loved it xxx
January 18, 2015
I received a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review.
Dear Chase Gartner...how I love you...let me count the ways...
“I’m branded by him, by his love, by his intensity.”
This should be a review, but it may seem like a love letter to the main character, Chase (and maybe the author too). Just Let Me Love you is the third book in one of my favorite series, EVER. The ending is bittersweet. While I never want to say goodbye, the ending to Chase and Kay’s story was everything I wanted for them and more...
“Hey, I know you’re strong because you ground me. You give me stability, Kay Stanton. You make me right. And trust me...that is no small feat.”
The Judge Me Not Series ended on a high note for me. It remains as one of my favorite series of all time as the story and it’s characters have had my heart since book one. Just Let Me Love You picks up where book 2, Never Doubt Me, ends. Chase’s brother Will is in trouble, and Chase knows he needs to go to Vegas to save him. Chase knows where this kind of trouble will lead to and he does not want him to succumb to the fate he did so many years ago. While hesitant to let Kay be by his side during this dangerous time, Chase knows Kay is his heart, and one cannot breathe nor live without their heart.
“My heart belongs to you, Kay, all of it. But I don’t know if that’s enough.”
I will refrain from discussing the plot as any lover of this series needs to experience it. What I can say is that Chase and Kay have come so far since the beginning of their relationship, and the last book truly demonstrates how much they have evolved as a couple. They both harbor a lot of pain in their past, but this time around much stronger. Because of their love, they found the strength to accept their past and not allow it to dictate their present and future. To put it simply...their love heals.
“I do let you love me.” I tell her
“So, let me love you more.”
Just Let Me Love You is a brilliant and beautiful story of what happens when two individuals find their missing piece in another. When darkness threatens, but love overcomes. As with the first two books, the writing is seamless and engaging. You are not reading the story, you are in it. The entire time. I can easily say that Chase is definitely in my top 5 favorite male characters. He has so much heart. His love for Kay and even his family knows no boundaries. I feel his love. In his words. In his actions. In just about everything. His love shatters any limit you thought love had. His love has no limits. No end point. His love defies darkness. His love is light.
“Put in the simplest terms, when Kay breathes, I breathe.”
Love is a four letter word that cannot be explained into words, it is felt. And that is exactly how I feel about this series, especially with this last book. You are never told about Chase and Kay’s love. The author allows you to feel it. It’s intensity, it’s passion. Even with Chase’s dark past, love brought him to Kay. Even with Kay’s tragic past, she finds a great love in Chase. She finds herself again the moment her soul meets his. He loves with his entire being and heart. He loves her with everything. And more. Their love steals your breath and gives you life all at the same time. The Judge Me Not Series is so much more deeper than anything I can explain. It’s a journey. It’s a story with characters that will bury themselves in your heart and never leave. Thank you to the author for sharing her characters and their heartfelt story on love and healing. Chase is in my heart forever.
“It’s you Kay, You are my home.”
Dear Chase Gartner...how I love you...let me count the ways...
“I’m branded by him, by his love, by his intensity.”
This should be a review, but it may seem like a love letter to the main character, Chase (and maybe the author too). Just Let Me Love you is the third book in one of my favorite series, EVER. The ending is bittersweet. While I never want to say goodbye, the ending to Chase and Kay’s story was everything I wanted for them and more...
“Hey, I know you’re strong because you ground me. You give me stability, Kay Stanton. You make me right. And trust me...that is no small feat.”
The Judge Me Not Series ended on a high note for me. It remains as one of my favorite series of all time as the story and it’s characters have had my heart since book one. Just Let Me Love You picks up where book 2, Never Doubt Me, ends. Chase’s brother Will is in trouble, and Chase knows he needs to go to Vegas to save him. Chase knows where this kind of trouble will lead to and he does not want him to succumb to the fate he did so many years ago. While hesitant to let Kay be by his side during this dangerous time, Chase knows Kay is his heart, and one cannot breathe nor live without their heart.
“My heart belongs to you, Kay, all of it. But I don’t know if that’s enough.”
I will refrain from discussing the plot as any lover of this series needs to experience it. What I can say is that Chase and Kay have come so far since the beginning of their relationship, and the last book truly demonstrates how much they have evolved as a couple. They both harbor a lot of pain in their past, but this time around much stronger. Because of their love, they found the strength to accept their past and not allow it to dictate their present and future. To put it simply...their love heals.
“I do let you love me.” I tell her
“So, let me love you more.”
Just Let Me Love You is a brilliant and beautiful story of what happens when two individuals find their missing piece in another. When darkness threatens, but love overcomes. As with the first two books, the writing is seamless and engaging. You are not reading the story, you are in it. The entire time. I can easily say that Chase is definitely in my top 5 favorite male characters. He has so much heart. His love for Kay and even his family knows no boundaries. I feel his love. In his words. In his actions. In just about everything. His love shatters any limit you thought love had. His love has no limits. No end point. His love defies darkness. His love is light.
“Put in the simplest terms, when Kay breathes, I breathe.”
Love is a four letter word that cannot be explained into words, it is felt. And that is exactly how I feel about this series, especially with this last book. You are never told about Chase and Kay’s love. The author allows you to feel it. It’s intensity, it’s passion. Even with Chase’s dark past, love brought him to Kay. Even with Kay’s tragic past, she finds a great love in Chase. She finds herself again the moment her soul meets his. He loves with his entire being and heart. He loves her with everything. And more. Their love steals your breath and gives you life all at the same time. The Judge Me Not Series is so much more deeper than anything I can explain. It’s a journey. It’s a story with characters that will bury themselves in your heart and never leave. Thank you to the author for sharing her characters and their heartfelt story on love and healing. Chase is in my heart forever.
“It’s you Kay, You are my home.”
February 7, 2015
Just Let Me Love You by S.R. Grey
Book #3: Judge Me Not Trilogy
Source: ARC from Author
My Rating: 5/5 stars
My Review:
I have said it before and I will say it again, trilogies are one of my ideal reading formats and S.R. Grey has mastered the fine art of the trilogy! The Judge Me Not trilogy comes to an end with this near-perfect final read, Just Let Me Love You. From the moment they met, Chase and Kay have had an intense connection to one another and over the course of their relationship, they have worked hard to stay connected and always be true to themselves and one another. Both know they can survive anything as long as they are together which makes it all the more difficult for Chase to tell Kay that he is going along to Las Vegas to help his little brother, Will. Yeah, we’ll see about that!
Before he can even get out of the airport, Kay is by Chase’s side and ready to help him face not only his mother but the prospect of his little brother doing something life-alteringly stupid. From the moment they arrive in Vegas, Chase is on edge and relies heavily on Kay to keep him grounded and focused. Chase not only has to deal with Will who is hopelessly lost but with his mother who is absolutely clueless about what is going on with her boys. It’s never smart to try and fight a battle on two fronts so Chase and Kay divide and conquer. Chase starts by helping his mother to pull her head out of her ass and Kay follows up by keeping her occupied while Chase works on Will. Will is so far up his crazy girlfriend’s ass that he is willing to kill in order to protect her. Chase understands the need to protect the ones you love and though he gets where Will is coming from, he also doesn’t want to see his little brother go to jail when there is a far simpler solution to the problem.
As events with Chase’s family unfold, Chase is forced to face the demons from his own past. Through it all, Kay is by Chase’s side and helps him to come to terms with his past and face his future with a far less burdened soul. As the end of the summer draws near and Chase and Kay begin to think about their return trip home, Will asks Chase to stay just a bit longer. Though Chase and Kay are loathe to be separated from one another, Chase feels responsible for his little brother and wants to be sure he really is on the straight and narrow. On the eve of Chase’s return to Kay, fate plays a cruel trick on them both and nearly takes Chase’s life in a violent and most devastating wreck.
The Bottom Line: Just Let Me Love You is exactly how a trilogy should come to an end!! Over the course of the series Chase and Kay have both grown as individuals and as a couple and this final story really allows them to come full circle. This read has everything I expect to find in an S.R. Grey read, loads of emotion, some really fantastic naughty bits, just the right amount of drama and, and ending that is both completely realistic and believable for the characters. Nothing in this read is out of place or forced but is the logical conclusion for two characters that I have become quite attached to. At the end of it all, I found myself totally engrossed with this read and though I am sad to be letting go of Chase and Kay, I am also thrilled with their ending.
Book #3: Judge Me Not Trilogy
Source: ARC from Author
My Rating: 5/5 stars
My Review:
I have said it before and I will say it again, trilogies are one of my ideal reading formats and S.R. Grey has mastered the fine art of the trilogy! The Judge Me Not trilogy comes to an end with this near-perfect final read, Just Let Me Love You. From the moment they met, Chase and Kay have had an intense connection to one another and over the course of their relationship, they have worked hard to stay connected and always be true to themselves and one another. Both know they can survive anything as long as they are together which makes it all the more difficult for Chase to tell Kay that he is going along to Las Vegas to help his little brother, Will. Yeah, we’ll see about that!
Before he can even get out of the airport, Kay is by Chase’s side and ready to help him face not only his mother but the prospect of his little brother doing something life-alteringly stupid. From the moment they arrive in Vegas, Chase is on edge and relies heavily on Kay to keep him grounded and focused. Chase not only has to deal with Will who is hopelessly lost but with his mother who is absolutely clueless about what is going on with her boys. It’s never smart to try and fight a battle on two fronts so Chase and Kay divide and conquer. Chase starts by helping his mother to pull her head out of her ass and Kay follows up by keeping her occupied while Chase works on Will. Will is so far up his crazy girlfriend’s ass that he is willing to kill in order to protect her. Chase understands the need to protect the ones you love and though he gets where Will is coming from, he also doesn’t want to see his little brother go to jail when there is a far simpler solution to the problem.
As events with Chase’s family unfold, Chase is forced to face the demons from his own past. Through it all, Kay is by Chase’s side and helps him to come to terms with his past and face his future with a far less burdened soul. As the end of the summer draws near and Chase and Kay begin to think about their return trip home, Will asks Chase to stay just a bit longer. Though Chase and Kay are loathe to be separated from one another, Chase feels responsible for his little brother and wants to be sure he really is on the straight and narrow. On the eve of Chase’s return to Kay, fate plays a cruel trick on them both and nearly takes Chase’s life in a violent and most devastating wreck.
The Bottom Line: Just Let Me Love You is exactly how a trilogy should come to an end!! Over the course of the series Chase and Kay have both grown as individuals and as a couple and this final story really allows them to come full circle. This read has everything I expect to find in an S.R. Grey read, loads of emotion, some really fantastic naughty bits, just the right amount of drama and, and ending that is both completely realistic and believable for the characters. Nothing in this read is out of place or forced but is the logical conclusion for two characters that I have become quite attached to. At the end of it all, I found myself totally engrossed with this read and though I am sad to be letting go of Chase and Kay, I am also thrilled with their ending.
March 22, 2015
Just let me love you is the conclusion of the Judge Me Not Trilogy.
The trilogy is about letting go, trusting, second chances, healing and letting yourself love and be loved.
You need to read the books in order of their release.
In the final part of this book you feel that the story has come full circle. We've watched Kay and Chase deal with so much throughout the whole series, conquer a lot, deal with heartbreak and cause it and mainly deal with their own demons. They've both managed to still be standing and more in love than ever that I felt my heart fill with pride.
Their journey was magical and they worked so hard to be together and put all their ghosts to rest that all you want is for them to be happy and be together. Their journey is one that is one i won't forget for a long time.
Kay was Chase's rock and reading about them together and knowing Chase was always going to be alright with Kay at his side made me feel happy to finish the story and be at peace with their characters. I felt like I had I got to know them so well and that they were my friends, so I wanted to needed to know that Kay and Chase would always look out for one another and be ok, but mainly that Chase had would have Kay at his side always to keep helping him get stronger and stronger.
The whole series was everything I expected it to be and more. The author wrote the story like you was living in the book and that you knew Kay And Chase. The characters were absolutely loveable. I couldn't fault either of them and slowly throughout the trilogy you see both characters grow and change into stronger, better people despite everything they have been through and that is thrown at them along the way.
The story was very different to books I normally read, but this is one journey I'm glad I took. I loved his full of emotion the story was, but it still had a slight naughty edge to it as well. The story had the right amount of angst and drama throughout to keep you glued to your kindle and to keep you coming back for more.
This was a beautifully written love story that I'm glad I took the chance on, I will never regret reading this series and it's one I find myself recommending to my friends often.
It's a special story.
5 stars
The trilogy is about letting go, trusting, second chances, healing and letting yourself love and be loved.
You need to read the books in order of their release.
In the final part of this book you feel that the story has come full circle. We've watched Kay and Chase deal with so much throughout the whole series, conquer a lot, deal with heartbreak and cause it and mainly deal with their own demons. They've both managed to still be standing and more in love than ever that I felt my heart fill with pride.
Their journey was magical and they worked so hard to be together and put all their ghosts to rest that all you want is for them to be happy and be together. Their journey is one that is one i won't forget for a long time.
Kay was Chase's rock and reading about them together and knowing Chase was always going to be alright with Kay at his side made me feel happy to finish the story and be at peace with their characters. I felt like I had I got to know them so well and that they were my friends, so I wanted to needed to know that Kay and Chase would always look out for one another and be ok, but mainly that Chase had would have Kay at his side always to keep helping him get stronger and stronger.
The whole series was everything I expected it to be and more. The author wrote the story like you was living in the book and that you knew Kay And Chase. The characters were absolutely loveable. I couldn't fault either of them and slowly throughout the trilogy you see both characters grow and change into stronger, better people despite everything they have been through and that is thrown at them along the way.
The story was very different to books I normally read, but this is one journey I'm glad I took. I loved his full of emotion the story was, but it still had a slight naughty edge to it as well. The story had the right amount of angst and drama throughout to keep you glued to your kindle and to keep you coming back for more.
This was a beautifully written love story that I'm glad I took the chance on, I will never regret reading this series and it's one I find myself recommending to my friends often.
It's a special story.
5 stars
January 17, 2015
I was delighted to be given a ARC of just let me love you ( judge me not #3 ) from SR Grey,
As you know we have met Chase & Kay & read about there Journey in the previous 2 books In this series, (if you haven't you are definitely missing out on a fantastic series)
In this final book we see Chase and Kay hitting the streets of Las Vegas to try and save Chases Younger brother Will, from making a big mistake and going down the wrong path as is big brother did , to a life filled with drugs, crime & worst of all prison,
We see chase tries to deal with all the anger and resentment poisoned by his past of his father's death in the very place they all started, but With Kay by his side giving chase the strength and determination and stay on the right path they have planned out together ,
Kay has becomes stronger and has come to terms with her past, trying to deal with the death of her sister Sarah , and being blamed by her mother for her death for years ,
Chase and Kay's love has grown stronger & stronger with every passing moment , it has been challenge in lots of ways but both of them have fort through it and they've become stronger,
SR. Grey is a astonishing writer she makes my imagination go wild when I read work,
To me her stories are like watching a film in my mind ,
I can visualise everything she is writing ,
This last book in the series was excellent and the way she wrote it was a excellent way of finishing the series
5 stars , I would highly recommend this series to everyone
As you know we have met Chase & Kay & read about there Journey in the previous 2 books In this series, (if you haven't you are definitely missing out on a fantastic series)
In this final book we see Chase and Kay hitting the streets of Las Vegas to try and save Chases Younger brother Will, from making a big mistake and going down the wrong path as is big brother did , to a life filled with drugs, crime & worst of all prison,
We see chase tries to deal with all the anger and resentment poisoned by his past of his father's death in the very place they all started, but With Kay by his side giving chase the strength and determination and stay on the right path they have planned out together ,
Kay has becomes stronger and has come to terms with her past, trying to deal with the death of her sister Sarah , and being blamed by her mother for her death for years ,
Chase and Kay's love has grown stronger & stronger with every passing moment , it has been challenge in lots of ways but both of them have fort through it and they've become stronger,
SR. Grey is a astonishing writer she makes my imagination go wild when I read work,
To me her stories are like watching a film in my mind ,
I can visualise everything she is writing ,
This last book in the series was excellent and the way she wrote it was a excellent way of finishing the series
5 stars , I would highly recommend this series to everyone
January 21, 2015
I savoured this book because as much as I was excited to get more of Chase Gartner (my favourite tattooed bad boy) I was also saddened that this was the last novel in the Judge Me Not trilogy.
Just Let Me Love You brings things to a head with the trouble Chase's younger brother, Will, has gotten himself into. Never one to leave Chase when he needs her, Kay joins him in Vegas where we see their relationship continues to grow, yet Chase still struggles with his feelings of unworthiness and self doubt.
In the resting place of his father and lavish home of his mother and her new husband, Chase searches for a way to stop Will doing something crazy and find a way to heal the scars they both hold from the suicide of their father.
Just Let Me Love You is a fantastic read that brings back beautiful memories Chase and Kay shared in the first two books, as well as making new ones. It's jam packed from beginning to end with romance, bromance, angst, hot sex and laden with love.
Getting to the epilogue was bittersweet, S.R Grey finished the trilogy perfectly and I know this story will stay with me indefinitely. When I read I Stand Before You last year I could not believe the similarities between Chase and Kay's story and how alike it was to my own meeting with my husband. The book holds a special place in my heart for that reason. If S.R Grey had to write the final chapter of the story for me & my husband, I think the way she finished this trilogy would be perfection for me!
A beautiful story, brilliantly written by an amazing author.
Just Let Me Love You brings things to a head with the trouble Chase's younger brother, Will, has gotten himself into. Never one to leave Chase when he needs her, Kay joins him in Vegas where we see their relationship continues to grow, yet Chase still struggles with his feelings of unworthiness and self doubt.
In the resting place of his father and lavish home of his mother and her new husband, Chase searches for a way to stop Will doing something crazy and find a way to heal the scars they both hold from the suicide of their father.
Just Let Me Love You is a fantastic read that brings back beautiful memories Chase and Kay shared in the first two books, as well as making new ones. It's jam packed from beginning to end with romance, bromance, angst, hot sex and laden with love.
Getting to the epilogue was bittersweet, S.R Grey finished the trilogy perfectly and I know this story will stay with me indefinitely. When I read I Stand Before You last year I could not believe the similarities between Chase and Kay's story and how alike it was to my own meeting with my husband. The book holds a special place in my heart for that reason. If S.R Grey had to write the final chapter of the story for me & my husband, I think the way she finished this trilogy would be perfection for me!
A beautiful story, brilliantly written by an amazing author.
January 21, 2015
Copy of this book was provided by the author in return for an honest review
You may have already guessed that I loved this book. So, without further ado, here are my thoughts on this awesome book:-
- You need to have read books 1 and 2 to be able to follow this story as it picks up where book 2 left off.
- Great emotional expression and characters that you're able to relate to in some way and a storyline to keep you glued to the pages.
- A strong female character in Kay who is determined to stand by her man, no matter what.
- A strong male character in Chase who is extremely supportive and protective of Kay and his younger brother - Will.
- Told from the points of view of Kay, Chase and Will. This provides a well-rounded view of the situations they are facing. It almost felt like I was watching a movie getting to hear from all three sides.
- The whole story feels complete and no openings have been left to make me think about where it could possibly go further.
- A gorgeous and very steamy romance and definitely not one for the kids - Adults only zone.
- It has a fabulous and fitting end to a brilliant series.
Overall, a story of hope, family and love. It was brilliant!!!
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You may have already guessed that I loved this book. So, without further ado, here are my thoughts on this awesome book:-
- You need to have read books 1 and 2 to be able to follow this story as it picks up where book 2 left off.
- Great emotional expression and characters that you're able to relate to in some way and a storyline to keep you glued to the pages.
- A strong female character in Kay who is determined to stand by her man, no matter what.
- A strong male character in Chase who is extremely supportive and protective of Kay and his younger brother - Will.
- Told from the points of view of Kay, Chase and Will. This provides a well-rounded view of the situations they are facing. It almost felt like I was watching a movie getting to hear from all three sides.
- The whole story feels complete and no openings have been left to make me think about where it could possibly go further.
- A gorgeous and very steamy romance and definitely not one for the kids - Adults only zone.
- It has a fabulous and fitting end to a brilliant series.
Overall, a story of hope, family and love. It was brilliant!!!
See this and other reivews at Sharon's Book Nook!
December 25, 2015
What an amazing ending to such a wonderful series! It is very bittersweet that this is the final book for this series because I fell in love with Chase and Kay and have enjoyed their journey together. It wasn’t always pretty but it was raw and real and I will greatly miss them! They are on my list of All-time Favorite Book Couples!!
This book picks up right from Never Doubt Me (Book2). Chase is trying to save his brother from making same mistakes as he did. While Chase is playing Hero to his brother he is actually pushing Kay away. Temptation threatens him and the truth comes out on things he thought he knew. When Chase starts doubting himself, he questions is he good enough for Kay, can love be enough for them?
I won’t go any further into the plot because you need to experience for the first time. This story is also about making amends and second chances. Chase and Kay have grown so much not only as a couple but individually. I think I loved Kay the most in this book. She has come full circle from when her and Chase met. And Chase (swoon!!) The man can melt your panties with his dirty talking. Lol!! I loved his and Will’s brotherly bond. They made me laugh and cry!
Mrs. Grey wrote a phenomenal series! Although I’m sad it ended and will miss Chase and Kay, there story was amazing!
This book picks up right from Never Doubt Me (Book2). Chase is trying to save his brother from making same mistakes as he did. While Chase is playing Hero to his brother he is actually pushing Kay away. Temptation threatens him and the truth comes out on things he thought he knew. When Chase starts doubting himself, he questions is he good enough for Kay, can love be enough for them?
I won’t go any further into the plot because you need to experience for the first time. This story is also about making amends and second chances. Chase and Kay have grown so much not only as a couple but individually. I think I loved Kay the most in this book. She has come full circle from when her and Chase met. And Chase (swoon!!) The man can melt your panties with his dirty talking. Lol!! I loved his and Will’s brotherly bond. They made me laugh and cry!
Mrs. Grey wrote a phenomenal series! Although I’m sad it ended and will miss Chase and Kay, there story was amazing!
January 28, 2015
4.5 stars
This is the final book in the Judge Me Not series, and I think S.R. Grey did a perfect job ending it. It made things complete and let me with a good feeling. Chase and Kay has a beautiful love story and this last book really make you feel that. In the end they got their happily ever after and it is what they both deserved.
This book continues on Chase's quest to help out his brother Will and to keep him from going down the wrong path like Chase did. So Chase is off to Vegas to make sure Will is not going to do the wrong thing. Kay was told to stay back in Ohio, but Kay makes the decision to go and be with Chase, to lend support. This could be the best decision she has ever made There they get to spend time with Chase's family and other things (no spoilers from me ....). Kay sees first hand how Chase'e mom is. In some cases, it was good she went because it ultimately helped Will and Chase out in the long run.
Chase and Kay love is so evident in this book. I was sighing with happiness for the couple. They have both overcome a lot separately, and then even more together as a couple. Their love is strong enough to keep them going. For me the epilogue made my heart melt.
This series was a hit for me. I thought this was a perfect and fitting ending for Chase and Kay.
January 16, 2015
Perfect. That is the one word I would use to describe this final journey with Chase and Kay.
When Chase's brother Will takes off to Las Vegas to save his girlfriend Chase knows no good can come of it and he and Kay rush to intercept Will before he can make the biggest mistake of his life. In the process their fears and doubts are laid bare. It's the choices they make from that point that will shape their lives forever and finally let them lay their pasts to rest.
This was a sweet and heartfelt final goodbye to a wonderful set of characters that had me reaching for the tissues more than once. It was a pleasure to see Chase and Kay grow from the broken people they were in I Stand Before You into the people they became by the end of the series. I can honestly say the story felt wonderfully complete and in my opinion Just Let Me Love You is highly recommended!
When Chase's brother Will takes off to Las Vegas to save his girlfriend Chase knows no good can come of it and he and Kay rush to intercept Will before he can make the biggest mistake of his life. In the process their fears and doubts are laid bare. It's the choices they make from that point that will shape their lives forever and finally let them lay their pasts to rest.
This was a sweet and heartfelt final goodbye to a wonderful set of characters that had me reaching for the tissues more than once. It was a pleasure to see Chase and Kay grow from the broken people they were in I Stand Before You into the people they became by the end of the series. I can honestly say the story felt wonderfully complete and in my opinion Just Let Me Love You is highly recommended!
January 17, 2015
Beautiful, wonderful, spectacular, and just amazing. I've loved Chase and Kay's story from the start and I'm so happy and thankful S.R. Grey has shared this story with us. I love this author and this series and the ending was perfect. The only thing I want to know is where the author sees Will at the end of the novel? Otherwise, bravo Grey. I cannot wait to read what you come up with next.
January 29, 2020
5 Star Review Just Let Me Love You (Judge Me Not #3) by S.R.Grey
AUDIO REVIEW:
This was an emotional story that was a fitting conclusion to the trilogy.
Just Let Me Love You is a beautifully written and performed story about moving on from the past, of digging down deep and learning to trust in the love that surrounds you.
The narrator Amber Bray did a good job with her narration and added to my listening pleasure. Having narrated the other books it was good to have continuity.
Picking up from the previous book, Chase and Kay find themselves in Las Vegas in hopes of rescuing Chase’s brother Will. Chase struggles as the temptations that almost destroyed him rear their head. Will Chase be able to resist or will it all come crashing down around him?
There are some difficult subjects tackled including drug use, suicide and trust issues and they got to me deeply, however they were handled skilfully.
AUDIO REVIEW:
This was an emotional story that was a fitting conclusion to the trilogy.
Just Let Me Love You is a beautifully written and performed story about moving on from the past, of digging down deep and learning to trust in the love that surrounds you.
The narrator Amber Bray did a good job with her narration and added to my listening pleasure. Having narrated the other books it was good to have continuity.
Picking up from the previous book, Chase and Kay find themselves in Las Vegas in hopes of rescuing Chase’s brother Will. Chase struggles as the temptations that almost destroyed him rear their head. Will Chase be able to resist or will it all come crashing down around him?
There are some difficult subjects tackled including drug use, suicide and trust issues and they got to me deeply, however they were handled skilfully.
May 3, 2020
This series has not disappointed at all. I love the main theme that runs through it.... that of second chances. Characters willing to change, to make the effort for love, to risk again. I am now on to the last book of the series . The characters have become like my own family , I know them so well.
January 29, 2015
I am truly sad to see we have reached the end of Chase. This is one hero I am absolutely crazy about. I fell head over heels for this broken and damaged bad boy in book one, continued to fall even further in book 2, and book 3 just cemented my love for him even more. There has always been something about Chase’s character that has pulled me straight in. It did not matter whether or not I was experiencing moments that contained his strength or moments riddled with weakness. With that said, I cannot define what it is exactly. I just know that from the beginning, Chase caught my immediate attention and moved something within me; I connected with him on a deep, personal level. His character was perfectly designed to leave the reader with a variable of feelings that left the person reading aching in so many different ways. I was one of those readers who experienced Chase on a level that went beyond the pages. For me, each word, each page, each new book tore away another layer of façade to reveal the real man underneath all the pain, all the trials and tribulations, and most importantly all the flaws. As I stated in a previous review Chase is perfect and beautifully imperfect.
I have always been a sucker when it comes to the angsty broken character who find their light at the end of a dark tunnel, and that is exactly what Chase has done as he has matured and developed tremendously through these last three books. Our fractured hero has found himself as well as a second chance at redemption.
“I am obsessed with stories about tatted bad boys who find love in all the right places, yet can’t seem to find that balance between peace and turmoil (and if you didn't then you know now). The one thing consistent about Chase is that he never fails to provide this. Chase always stays true to Chase, even with finding his perfect girl.”
That was a quote from my last review. I felt Susie did an amazing job bringing peace and balance to Chase’s life. She summed up some questions we had as well as mended fences that had been broken for far too long. The author gave Kay and Chase a second chance at life; she took every obstacle, every shattered moment of their lives and gave them both a reason to really live. Each book bringing them a step closer to their emancipation and atonement. Ms. Grey worked pure magic between the pages of Just Let Me Love You. There were definite moments that I emotionally felt the story come full circle, and my heart smiled from pure happiness. Journeys such as Chase and Kay’s allow me the opportunity to believe that even the most damaged and misguided can find their happily ever after.
Now comes the hard part, it also saddens me that I was not able to fall as in love with this book as I had hoped I would. I wanted to be able to leave Chase and Kay with a perfect 5 star rating. While there were many parts I cherished and adored, there were also some that did not work for me. It makes me sick to even say or think that that. I really hate leaving any kind of negativity on books I have come to love and highly anticipate. With this final installment, my anticipation was expecting something more. I was looking for that little bit of something, something that just was not there. Sadly, I found myself skimming some of the sex scenes. I felt as though we were always in the bedroom with Chase and Kay this round, and it was hard to connect with that. I wanted to see them deal with more of their real life issues. Susie touched on some great things, which in the end felt rushed and over shadowed by all of the sex. I also struggled with how often Kay talked about how hot or how gorgeous Chase was. I got that they were young and in love, but it seriously became a tad overwhelming to me. I sometimes just wanted to shake her and say, "yes, we know, Chase is hot. We get it." And don't get me wrong, I totally agree 100% with Kay, Chase is damn fine, but in a shorter story it was just thought about way to much. Between that and the sex, I sometimes found my attention wondering to other things having nothing to do with the book.
While I struggled with parts, I adored each book and felt as though Susie did a great job wrapping up one of my favorite series. Chase and Kay stayed true to whom they were throughout, and they never once disappointed me by acting out of character. I felt they they grew leaps and bounds from our first meeting them. Each new hurdle gave the couple progression, and they used this progression in the best ways possible. So, yeah, I would have to say that I am pretty damned pleased with the conclusion.
Thank you, S.R. Grey, for the complimentary copy of Just Let Me Love You.
I have always been a sucker when it comes to the angsty broken character who find their light at the end of a dark tunnel, and that is exactly what Chase has done as he has matured and developed tremendously through these last three books. Our fractured hero has found himself as well as a second chance at redemption.
“I am obsessed with stories about tatted bad boys who find love in all the right places, yet can’t seem to find that balance between peace and turmoil (and if you didn't then you know now). The one thing consistent about Chase is that he never fails to provide this. Chase always stays true to Chase, even with finding his perfect girl.”
That was a quote from my last review. I felt Susie did an amazing job bringing peace and balance to Chase’s life. She summed up some questions we had as well as mended fences that had been broken for far too long. The author gave Kay and Chase a second chance at life; she took every obstacle, every shattered moment of their lives and gave them both a reason to really live. Each book bringing them a step closer to their emancipation and atonement. Ms. Grey worked pure magic between the pages of Just Let Me Love You. There were definite moments that I emotionally felt the story come full circle, and my heart smiled from pure happiness. Journeys such as Chase and Kay’s allow me the opportunity to believe that even the most damaged and misguided can find their happily ever after.
Now comes the hard part, it also saddens me that I was not able to fall as in love with this book as I had hoped I would. I wanted to be able to leave Chase and Kay with a perfect 5 star rating. While there were many parts I cherished and adored, there were also some that did not work for me. It makes me sick to even say or think that that. I really hate leaving any kind of negativity on books I have come to love and highly anticipate. With this final installment, my anticipation was expecting something more. I was looking for that little bit of something, something that just was not there. Sadly, I found myself skimming some of the sex scenes. I felt as though we were always in the bedroom with Chase and Kay this round, and it was hard to connect with that. I wanted to see them deal with more of their real life issues. Susie touched on some great things, which in the end felt rushed and over shadowed by all of the sex. I also struggled with how often Kay talked about how hot or how gorgeous Chase was. I got that they were young and in love, but it seriously became a tad overwhelming to me. I sometimes just wanted to shake her and say, "yes, we know, Chase is hot. We get it." And don't get me wrong, I totally agree 100% with Kay, Chase is damn fine, but in a shorter story it was just thought about way to much. Between that and the sex, I sometimes found my attention wondering to other things having nothing to do with the book.
While I struggled with parts, I adored each book and felt as though Susie did a great job wrapping up one of my favorite series. Chase and Kay stayed true to whom they were throughout, and they never once disappointed me by acting out of character. I felt they they grew leaps and bounds from our first meeting them. Each new hurdle gave the couple progression, and they used this progression in the best ways possible. So, yeah, I would have to say that I am pretty damned pleased with the conclusion.
Thank you, S.R. Grey, for the complimentary copy of Just Let Me Love You.
January 29, 2015
* A review copy was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review*
Amazon Link---->> Just Let Me Love You (Judge Me Not Book 3)
~ 3.5 - 4 Stars ~
Like the blurb says…..Just Let Me Love You is definitely a story of healing, letting go, and trusting love to guide you.
This is the third and final book in the Judge Me Not series by SR Grey. I thought this was a really enjoyable read and a greta conclusion to Chase and Kay's story. My only real complaint about the book was that I thought it seemed a little rushed at times. With the way book 2 ended I kind of expected more drama to this story. Now don't get me wrong there is drama and some tense moments, but this is where I thought it was rushed a little bit. There are 2 main dramatic points to this book and I thought they could've been built upon more. I just felt that they were kind of glossed over and resolved a little too quickly for me. But with that said, I still really enjoyed this book and series. That is the reason for the mixed rating. I gave the 4 stars to the overall series and this final conclusion to Chase and Kay's love story, but the 3.5 stars went to the fact that it rushed the dramatic spots.
I thought SR Grey did a great job at finishing Kay and Chase's story. She also did a wonderful job giving us really great characters. I thought Chase and Kay were likable and relatable. I LOVED watching them both grow over the course of this series. Their story really shows that with faith and love you can overcome anything. Chase and Kay had some real ups and downs, but in the end their Love won out. I thought this book was more about Chase's healing process than Kay's. Kay started her healing in book 2 and because of that she was able to stand by Chase and help him heal. One thing I will say about Kay and Chase in this book is, boy did they steam up the pages of this one. Talk about some steamy scenes ;)
I don't want to give anything about the plot to this book away, so I am going to just say that I was surprised by somethings and happy that all my questions were answered and everything ended the way it should. Overall I was left with a big smile on my face at the end of this book.
I would recommend this series!!!. I definitely think it is worth the read and I think many would enjoy it.
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Amazon Link---->> Just Let Me Love You (Judge Me Not Book 3)
~ 3.5 - 4 Stars ~
Like the blurb says…..Just Let Me Love You is definitely a story of healing, letting go, and trusting love to guide you.
This is the third and final book in the Judge Me Not series by SR Grey. I thought this was a really enjoyable read and a greta conclusion to Chase and Kay's story. My only real complaint about the book was that I thought it seemed a little rushed at times. With the way book 2 ended I kind of expected more drama to this story. Now don't get me wrong there is drama and some tense moments, but this is where I thought it was rushed a little bit. There are 2 main dramatic points to this book and I thought they could've been built upon more. I just felt that they were kind of glossed over and resolved a little too quickly for me. But with that said, I still really enjoyed this book and series. That is the reason for the mixed rating. I gave the 4 stars to the overall series and this final conclusion to Chase and Kay's love story, but the 3.5 stars went to the fact that it rushed the dramatic spots.
I thought SR Grey did a great job at finishing Kay and Chase's story. She also did a wonderful job giving us really great characters. I thought Chase and Kay were likable and relatable. I LOVED watching them both grow over the course of this series. Their story really shows that with faith and love you can overcome anything. Chase and Kay had some real ups and downs, but in the end their Love won out. I thought this book was more about Chase's healing process than Kay's. Kay started her healing in book 2 and because of that she was able to stand by Chase and help him heal. One thing I will say about Kay and Chase in this book is, boy did they steam up the pages of this one. Talk about some steamy scenes ;)
I don't want to give anything about the plot to this book away, so I am going to just say that I was surprised by somethings and happy that all my questions were answered and everything ended the way it should. Overall I was left with a big smile on my face at the end of this book.
I would recommend this series!!!. I definitely think it is worth the read and I think many would enjoy it.
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April 4, 2016
Review originally posted at Ramblings From This Chick
I have been waiting for this book since I finished Never Doubt Me. I love this series that S.R. Grey has created, and the characters are some of my absolute favorites. If you haven't read the Judge Me Not series yet, you should definitely check it out but make sure that you start at the beginning as these are not standalone stories. Just Let Me Love You was a good ending to this series, and I really liked where things ended up for these characters.
JLMLY picks up where Never Doubt Me left off with Chase and Kay headed to Vegas to rescue Chase's younger brother Will. Will has purchased a gun and is determined to take care of his girlfriend Cassie's creepy stepfather once and for all. While determined to help Will, Chase must also face his past and the very things that nearly destroyed him. Will he be able to face his past and put things right without destroying the progress that he has made, or will it be too much for his relationship with Kay to survive?
I really love Kay and Chase. These two could not be more perfect for one another, and they just work so well. Chase still felt like Kay deserved better and that he wasn't enough for her, but I loved that Kay never let him go. She knew what he needed before he did, and I loved how strong she always was for him. In this book we got to see both of these characters start to really face their past and move forward. It was good to see Kay making progress with her mother, and Chase did the same with his family. I thought that things were really great between Kay and Chase though, and I am so glad that these two didn't have a ton of drama within their relationship. They still had the same amazing connection and chemistry as they have always had.
Overall, this was a really good conclusion to the series. The one thing that I wish was different though is that this book focused more on the drama around Kay and Chase, and largely dealt with Chase's brother Will. I wanted more of Kay and Chase, but I was glad that things were resolved and we got to see how everything played out. It was nice to see Chase and Will continue to rebuild their relationship, I just wanted more of the romance that this one seemed to be slightly missing. The end of this book made up for that though, and I loved Kay's surprise for Chase. I thought it was so cute and a perfect way to celebrate their past and their future. I highly recommend this series if you haven't read it, and I have really loved everything that I have read by S.R. Grey. I cannot wait to see what she comes up with next, and I know that whatever it is it will be something that I enjoy!
**ARC Provided by Author**
I have been waiting for this book since I finished Never Doubt Me. I love this series that S.R. Grey has created, and the characters are some of my absolute favorites. If you haven't read the Judge Me Not series yet, you should definitely check it out but make sure that you start at the beginning as these are not standalone stories. Just Let Me Love You was a good ending to this series, and I really liked where things ended up for these characters.
JLMLY picks up where Never Doubt Me left off with Chase and Kay headed to Vegas to rescue Chase's younger brother Will. Will has purchased a gun and is determined to take care of his girlfriend Cassie's creepy stepfather once and for all. While determined to help Will, Chase must also face his past and the very things that nearly destroyed him. Will he be able to face his past and put things right without destroying the progress that he has made, or will it be too much for his relationship with Kay to survive?
I really love Kay and Chase. These two could not be more perfect for one another, and they just work so well. Chase still felt like Kay deserved better and that he wasn't enough for her, but I loved that Kay never let him go. She knew what he needed before he did, and I loved how strong she always was for him. In this book we got to see both of these characters start to really face their past and move forward. It was good to see Kay making progress with her mother, and Chase did the same with his family. I thought that things were really great between Kay and Chase though, and I am so glad that these two didn't have a ton of drama within their relationship. They still had the same amazing connection and chemistry as they have always had.
Overall, this was a really good conclusion to the series. The one thing that I wish was different though is that this book focused more on the drama around Kay and Chase, and largely dealt with Chase's brother Will. I wanted more of Kay and Chase, but I was glad that things were resolved and we got to see how everything played out. It was nice to see Chase and Will continue to rebuild their relationship, I just wanted more of the romance that this one seemed to be slightly missing. The end of this book made up for that though, and I loved Kay's surprise for Chase. I thought it was so cute and a perfect way to celebrate their past and their future. I highly recommend this series if you haven't read it, and I have really loved everything that I have read by S.R. Grey. I cannot wait to see what she comes up with next, and I know that whatever it is it will be something that I enjoy!
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February 22, 2015
3.5 stars bumped up because it's Chase and Kay. OK, this one was better than the second, but still didn't have the emotions of the first.
Chase is on his way to Vegas to stop his brother, Will, from doing something stupid and life changing. Kay is left in Harmony Creek, until she decides her man needs her. She meets Chase at the airport shortly before the plane for Vegas is ready to board. And they're off.....
When they get to Vegas they're too late to catch Will at the bus station, but can they even hope that they'll find him at the house? Their mother is still on her cruise with her new husband. Chase not only has to figure out how to stop Will from being incredibly stupid, he has to confront his mother over her lack of parenting skills. She was never really there for Chase, can she turn it around and get it together for Will? What will being back in Vegas do to Kay's and Chase's relationship? Will they ever make it back to their life in OH?
This is a good finale to the Judge Me Not series and you'll get all of your questions answered. You'll see exactly how strong the bond between Kay and Chase is and where they end up.
Chase is on his way to Vegas to stop his brother, Will, from doing something stupid and life changing. Kay is left in Harmony Creek, until she decides her man needs her. She meets Chase at the airport shortly before the plane for Vegas is ready to board. And they're off.....
When they get to Vegas they're too late to catch Will at the bus station, but can they even hope that they'll find him at the house? Their mother is still on her cruise with her new husband. Chase not only has to figure out how to stop Will from being incredibly stupid, he has to confront his mother over her lack of parenting skills. She was never really there for Chase, can she turn it around and get it together for Will? What will being back in Vegas do to Kay's and Chase's relationship? Will they ever make it back to their life in OH?
This is a good finale to the Judge Me Not series and you'll get all of your questions answered. You'll see exactly how strong the bond between Kay and Chase is and where they end up.
September 20, 2015
For the last installment of the Judge Me Not series, I found that this was a fitting conclusion. There was lots of healing and restoration, which was nice to see. There were also plenty of moments that kept me guessing to the point where I just had to keep reading, which is always a plus. I don't think it's my favorite of the three, but I wasn't disappointed!
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March 19, 2015Such a great series!
March 26, 2015
Great conclusion
November 16, 2015
What an awesome series.
February 6, 2015
Another GREAT book from SR Grey!
Maybe Will could get his own book about his life?
Maybe Will could get his own book about his life?
February 1, 2020
Narrator does a good job. She fits the characters well; her male voice could use a little work, but mostly, it was great. She gives a clear, quality performance. I’d recommend listening.
This is the 3rd book in this series, so I’d recommend starting from the beginning to really get the full feeling of the story.
Kay and Chase are both wonderful characters and I just love how much they love each other. Some awesome depth and passion between the two. Lots of sexy times! I do wish Kay felt a little more independent as a character and not fully all about Chase; she doesn’t really have anything just for herself and her only friend is a woman whose had Kay’s man’s peen in her mouth, so I would’ve liked for her to be a bit more memorable than just the saint of a woman with a good heart. I do like that Kay doesn’t let Chase shut her out though and how much she supports him. I think Kay is probably just the type of woman who wants to be all about her man and having babies; which is fine, there were just sometimes Kay could’ve showed her sass but others ended up doing it instead. She’s still a lovely character though. Chase continues to be a total sweetheart; I don’t like his term of endearment of Baby Girl for Kay, but you can just feel how much he loves Kay.
This book starts off where book 2 ended, Kay and Chase are on their way to Vegas to stop Will, Chase’s teen brother, from making a stupid mistake with the gun he bought from some lowlife drug dealer. I don’t really like Will, but that’s mostly because he’s a young, moronic teenager. He’s still has lots of growing to do, so he’s bound to be immature in his youth. Chase is not only dealing with his brother, but also the damaged relationship with his mother. Don’t like her either, lol. I would’ve liked a bit more suspense with the situations going on, but this story is more about the relationships between the characters and redemption.
Overall, this whole series has been great and I was entertained with each book. Loved what a sweet and sexy connection Kay and Chase have had throughout the whole series. I’ve already read Will’s book and enjoyed it, so I’d recommend to anyone who enjoyed Kay and Chase’s story to carry on with Will’s. Looking forward to more from Grey!
This is the 3rd book in this series, so I’d recommend starting from the beginning to really get the full feeling of the story.
Kay and Chase are both wonderful characters and I just love how much they love each other. Some awesome depth and passion between the two. Lots of sexy times! I do wish Kay felt a little more independent as a character and not fully all about Chase; she doesn’t really have anything just for herself and her only friend is a woman whose had Kay’s man’s peen in her mouth, so I would’ve liked for her to be a bit more memorable than just the saint of a woman with a good heart. I do like that Kay doesn’t let Chase shut her out though and how much she supports him. I think Kay is probably just the type of woman who wants to be all about her man and having babies; which is fine, there were just sometimes Kay could’ve showed her sass but others ended up doing it instead. She’s still a lovely character though. Chase continues to be a total sweetheart; I don’t like his term of endearment of Baby Girl for Kay, but you can just feel how much he loves Kay.
This book starts off where book 2 ended, Kay and Chase are on their way to Vegas to stop Will, Chase’s teen brother, from making a stupid mistake with the gun he bought from some lowlife drug dealer. I don’t really like Will, but that’s mostly because he’s a young, moronic teenager. He’s still has lots of growing to do, so he’s bound to be immature in his youth. Chase is not only dealing with his brother, but also the damaged relationship with his mother. Don’t like her either, lol. I would’ve liked a bit more suspense with the situations going on, but this story is more about the relationships between the characters and redemption.
Overall, this whole series has been great and I was entertained with each book. Loved what a sweet and sexy connection Kay and Chase have had throughout the whole series. I’ve already read Will’s book and enjoyed it, so I’d recommend to anyone who enjoyed Kay and Chase’s story to carry on with Will’s. Looking forward to more from Grey!
January 25, 2020
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.
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.
April 14, 2020
Starting right where we were left, this third installment takes off running. I love Chase and Kay. Their pasts are so real, so relatable, so gut wrenching, I felt everything they did as I followed along. As Chase wants to save his brother Will, his past is revealed and we learn so much about Chase. Going back, really helped Chase and Kay move forward, but it also answered so many open questions. This story was the perfect conclusion to this trilogy. Sensitive subjects are written beautifully as we learn more about Kay, Chase and their families. This is one series that must be read in order, and cannot be missed.
Amber Bray keeps the story flowing with her consistent narration. Ms. Bray has an easy to listen to voice. I found myself so lost in her narration that I felt as if I were a part of the story. Her ability to keep all the characters distinct and constant is amazing. Keeping the narrator the same, kept the story flowing from one book to the next and Amber Bray does that perfectly.
Amber Bray keeps the story flowing with her consistent narration. Ms. Bray has an easy to listen to voice. I found myself so lost in her narration that I felt as if I were a part of the story. Her ability to keep all the characters distinct and constant is amazing. Keeping the narrator the same, kept the story flowing from one book to the next and Amber Bray does that perfectly.
July 27, 2020
Title: Just Let Me Love you
Author: S.R. Grey
Format: Audio
Narrator: Amber Bray
Genre: Romance
Standalone: No - Read Books 1 and 2 first (I Stand Before You and Never Doubt Me)
Part of a Series: Book 3 of 3 in the Judge Me Not Series
POV: Mostly Chase and Key
Steam Level: Hot at times
5/5
Just Let Me Love You is my favorite of this series, which each book getting better and better. Just Let Me Love You starts exactly where Never Doubt Me ends, with Never Doubt Me's epilogue being the prologue to Just Let Me Love You. I love how Chase and Kay are a team throughout this series and their partnership continue to grow in this book. I love how Chase and Kay are each other's strength throughout their (external) struggles and how that strength builds. Just Let Me Love You is an intense journey and an epic and wild ride.
I received this audiobook for free from Audiobook Obsession. This is my honest and voluntary review.
Author: S.R. Grey
Format: Audio
Narrator: Amber Bray
Genre: Romance
Standalone: No - Read Books 1 and 2 first (I Stand Before You and Never Doubt Me)
Part of a Series: Book 3 of 3 in the Judge Me Not Series
POV: Mostly Chase and Key
Steam Level: Hot at times
5/5
Just Let Me Love You is my favorite of this series, which each book getting better and better. Just Let Me Love You starts exactly where Never Doubt Me ends, with Never Doubt Me's epilogue being the prologue to Just Let Me Love You. I love how Chase and Kay are a team throughout this series and their partnership continue to grow in this book. I love how Chase and Kay are each other's strength throughout their (external) struggles and how that strength builds. Just Let Me Love You is an intense journey and an epic and wild ride.
I received this audiobook for free from Audiobook Obsession. This is my honest and voluntary review.
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