Be With Me was not an enjoyable book through and through. It was hard to connect with the characters. The way that Tess & Jase spoke and the phrases used was extremely inconsistent with having a specific personality or the way someone would speak. It was very random and forced. The beginning of the book sucked and I had a hard time getting into it. There was a lot of back story being given in Teresa's thoughts, with very little actual dialogue. I wasn't that interested. It was painful to keep reading. By the time I got to page 75 I had already fought the urge to DNF it a handful of times. I finally started skimming, hoping to get to a point where I was interested enough to want to keep reading. By the halfway point, there were only a few times I read several pages in a row, word for word, paying close attention. 
 It took until a little past 200 pages for the book to be decent and start to hold my interest. The final few chapters were good. The HEA was exactly what it needed to be. 
 I would have liked a little more wrap up with (view spoiler)[ the asshole Erik and what happened with Jase kicking his ass and the subsequent arrest. (hide spoiler)] The rest was wrapped up nicely. 
 Cam and Avery (main characters from Wait For You) were awesome, as expected, and they were more interesting than the Be With Me main characters. They stole the scenes they were in. 
 Overall I give Be With Me 2.5 stars. It wasn't very good and was quite a disappointment after reading the first book in the series, Wait For You, and really enjoying that and connecting with those main characters. The writing wasn't very strong, the characters' mannerisms and ways of speaking were sporadic and inconsistent with the characters' personalities. The introduction was extremely weak. I think 2.5 stars is being generous but what can I say, I'm a sucker for a happily ever after and a family being formed. The ending was good and left me feeling happy and generous with my rating.