Trust by Jana Aston

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Trust by Jana Aston
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Reviewed by: Michelle
ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review



“Knock knock!”
“Who’s there?”
“Chloe!”
“Chloe who?”
“Chloe meet again!”

Okay that was my attempt at a knock, knock joke. If you smiled, yay!! If you didn’t, just pretend that you did. So why the knock, knock joke? Well it's because Jana Aston will be knocking on reader’s door to TRUST her that she won’t steer them in the wrong direction when it comes to her newest romantic comedy.

Who doesn’t love a good cheesy knock, knock joke? I know it may seem like grade school comedy but come on… you gotta love a heroine is who ridiculously awkward, cute, adorable and has a sense of humor. And Chloe Scott is the reason why TRUST was amazing.

“Boyd Gallagher is… something. I’m not sure what, exactly. But he’s something. ”

With Sophie, Everly, and Sandra finding their happily ever afters, it leaves Chloe Scott the odd lady out. Yeah, she is the single girl in her group and so she tries to put herself out there in the dating world. And in today’s modern world of dating, it seems you have to swipe left or right. As it turns out, online dating is not easy especially if you attract all the weirdos and their PODs pictures. I’m sure you are curious what the heck POD stands for. Trust me when I tell you that the acronym that Jana came up with is genius.



So after an endless amount of PODs in her inbox, Chloe thought she met a decent guy but turns out that she can easily scare him away with a few knock, knock jokes. Who would want a guy that can be scared easily by a few corny jokes and random Google facts? Well apparently, Boyd Gallagher doesn’t scare so easily.

“And holy shit, Boyd Gallagher can make you forget. His lips can drive every single thought out of your head.”

Everly has been trying to push her best friend to go out with Boyd Gallagher, who happens to the half-brother of Sophie. Chloe has been resistant to the idea especially knowing that she met Boyd in a very awkward circumstance. To avoid Boyd telling her friends what happened, she agrees to be his fake girlfriend for a family wedding and in turn, Boyd will teach her how to act normal and be herself.

“I knew she was going to feel good, but fuck. I’m ruined for this girl. Her skin. Her scent. Her taste. The texture of her hair and the delicate flare of her hips. The tiny mole she has near her belly button. The noises she makes when I touch her. None of it contrived. Her breathing speeding up and the little cries she makes are all pure Chloe. The way her fingertips explore my body with genuine curiosity, as if she’s not the most familiar with the male form, not that she’s attempting to inflate my ego.”

It turns out when all the pressure is off on dating, Chloe is ridiculously cute, awkward, and normal. She is just a fun person to be around with. Yes, Chloe loves to spew random Google facts and take extra precautions but that is who she is. She embraces her inner weirdness. And you know who else loves her quirks? Boyd Gallagher.



Boyd finds Chloe intriguing and sexy as hell. So when they found themselves tangled in the sheets, it is up to Boyd to make Chloe trust him that this thing between them is far beyond friends with benefits. So will Chloe be able to trust Boyd with her fragile heart?

“Every kiss with Chloe is the best kiss of my life, but this one, fuck. This one will be hard to top.”

You wanna know what made TRUST so fresh, fun, and a riot of entertainment. The answer to that is simple. It’s Chloe Scott. Yes, Boyd was hot, sexy, and swoonworthy but Chloe made this book. Her vibrant personality and way of thinking was hilarious. TRUST reminded me a fresh sexy version of Sex In the City and Girls, without all the drama. So if you are looking for a book that will have you laughing out loud and have you relating with Chloe’s way of thinking then THIS IS THE BOOK for you. Jana Aston ended this series with a BANG!!!! TRUST was everything you could want for in a romantic comedy. It had sass, humor, and a colorful cast of characters. All there is left to say is prepare yourself to fall in love with Chloe, Boyd, and of course those silly knock, knock jokes.

“Knock knock!”
“Who’s there?”
“Doughnut!”
“Doughnut who?”
“Doughnut forget to one click this book!”

Jana Aston



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