Jake and Tru are together. The book starts with them on an island taking a needed break just after The Mighty Storm ends. Too soon they have to go back to L.A. to his bachelor pad house and to his fame following them everywhere the go. 
 Besides Jake's past constantly been thrown on Tru's face, there is the question of family. Jake seems against the idea of having kids. Is this a deal breaker? Yes, it might very well be. 
 I have to tell you that I liked Jake in this book so much more. He was sweet, he was honest, he was there when Tru needed him the most. He proved himself to me. I still had reservations since I couldn't forgive him for Boston. But that Jake is long gone. He has been replaced by a swoon worthy Jake. He steals this book with every thing he does. There are so many great scenes in this book it is hard to pick just one. The funniest one had to be the scene with Tru's doctor. 
 "Jake scratches his forehead. "Yeah, I know people generally have sex while pregnant, but it's just that I, um... well, I have..." He thrusts his hands through his hair, and i can't help but smile at his struggling, wondering where on earth he's going with this. "Look, I have a huge penis," he states, looking Dr. Glamazon dead in the eye. I burst out laughing immediately clamping my hand over my mouth." 
 I'm glad to know the next book is about Tom. It's his time to find love. I'm hoping his HEA is a certain lady who told him no. His tattoo made me laugh. 
 Jake I Tru Love You. 
 "The girl who, twenty-four years ago to the day, stepped into my life with her big brown eyes, her hair in pigtails, sucking on a lollipop as she stared across at me through the garden fence and said, "I'm Trudy, you want a lollipop?" I let out a laugh as tears fill my eyes, realizing today's date is August 31. The day Jake and I met." 
 4/5 Fangs 
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