January 1. 2013
Until Trevor (Until #2)
by:Aurora Rose Reynolds
4 Stars ★★★★
Blurb ~ Trevor Mayson had his life planned out - make the family business successful and play the field for a few more years before eventually settling down. Then he sees her. Liz Hayes was beautiful, shy and everything that he could ever want...but she didn't fit into his plans. After Trevor painfully rejects her, Liz finally starts to move on, but Trevor is finding it difficult to truly let her go. It seems the more he tries to stay away, the more intense his feelings for her become. Like a stretched rubber band, he can only take so much before snapping.
Liz Hayes is done waiting for Trevor and isn't interested in getting her heart broken by him again, but Trevor is making it difficult for her to forget him when he shoves his way back into her life.
Can Trevor prove to her that he is worth falling in love with again, and is he ready to change his life plan to let her into his heart?
My Review
Honestly, I’m a little saddened by this
book, don’t get me wrong it was really good but it just was not GREAT like Until
November. The tension begins building in the last book and in my
opinion I was glad I had just recently read Until November because not
everything was explained so I would recommend reading that prior to this. Each
is a stand-alone but they still connect and I think it would be easier to
understand the relationship between Liz and Trevor if it’s more fresh in your
mind. That being said, Trevor is such an idiot and I say that with love. But
come on, he deserted her because he thought she was, ‘innocent.’ Talk about a
douche move.
Liz was a very likable character. She
owns her own store and ends up getting a job at November’s fathers strip club
in order to make extra money after her brother rips her off. For a while her
plan works without a hiccup, until one night a bachelor party comes in and none
other than the Mayson brothers walk in. In no time, Trevor is there, staking
claim and laying down rules. But Liz was burned by Trevor before and she’s not
going to give in again and let Trevor make unwarranted demands. Immediately, he
does just that, practically steam-rolling her in order to get his way. Lucky
for Trevor, the issues with her scheming brother put Trevor at an advantage and
makes it easier to get Liz on his side.
One thing I beyond hated was the
background on Cash’s story. OMG talk about drama-tastic, I went through so many
emotions in regards to his upcoming story I can’t even tell you. In the
beginning I couldn’t wait and as Liz and Trevor’s story continued, Cash’s went
haywire and I didn’t want anything to do with it. But damn those chapter intros
at the end cause now my book –reading joy will revolve around the publishing of
the next book, Until Lilly. I cannot wait. If you read this book, you may want
to hold back on reading Chapter one of Until Lilly, because it will leave you
wanting so much more and there’s not even a set release date… Deep Breath.
Back to this story lol. November and
Asher, my fav’s make a lot of appearances in this book. Asher being Trevor’s
brother and Liz being November’s best friend keeps everyone in the loop. I
still can’t get over Asher’s girl producing sperm-truly hilarious. And even
Trevor, wanting a baby and Liz while she’s still coming to terms with allowing
him back into her life which I appreciated. Far too often the heroines give in
way too soon, and though I wish she would have fought a bit more, their
relationship is very much on the slow side.
Overall I enjoyed the story enough.
Trevor is no Asher, that’s for sure. I just can’t understand his knowing that
Liz was ‘his one’ and literally just throwing her away. Men, they are truly
stupid, even in books. Even though Trevor is not my favorite I still loved the
story and the relationship between these two. They are very honest with one
another and truly trying to make it work. As I already said I am desperately
waiting for Cash’s book, up next, and my life will finally be complete once I
have it on my kindle… Other than that I truly enjoyed the dual POV’s and
non-cliffhanger ending. And the epilogues: pure genius. They go for multiple
years and it was a true delight to see the characters still happy year after
year after year.
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