Trust Me by Cindi Page is a good fit for readers who adore second-chance romance, are drawn to stories of love, sacrifice, and redemption, and crave a heartwarming tale that explores the complexities of relationships, family, and the power of true love to overcome even the most daunting challenges.

Complementary copy given for my honest opinion and review by NetGalley.
I wasn’t really sure about this book in the first few chapters but I’m glad I stuck with it. It was a sweet romance that I thoroughly enjoyed while reading the trauma of war.

Trust Me is a second chance romance, but it is quite different to many other second chance romances. Rather than our couple, Adam and Evie, meeting up again after a period apart, the book opens with them splitting up. After thirteen years together, their love is still as strong, but Evie longs for children, marriage and a life where Adam isn't risking his life constantly. Adam can't see himself ever leaving the army and at an impasse, they break up. The book follows them as they try to come to terms with being apart and ultimately find their way back together.
I really enjoyed this read. Adam is a lovely character for all his faults and he and Evie work so well together. The book deals with a number of issues. Adam not only puts himself constantly in danger, but he also struggles to value himself, mostly down to his troubled upbringing. In many ways, he rejects Evie and what she offers, simply because he can't see that he is worth it, hurting her in the process.
I really enjoyed this book, but there were a couple of little things that irritated me. The book is set in the UK, but the language is quite American. I really wish that when it's set in Britain, then British terms could be used. There were just a few too many sidewalks, Mom, gotten and ass for my liking. There were a couple of small parts about the storyline, which seemed a little far fetched. Evie's gallery exhibition, (I think it might even have been supposed to be the Tate, which seems a little unlikely for an unknown artist) but also what happened in the night. Then there was the story of Adam's parents. Again, I didn't entirely buy this.
These are just minor niggles and this is a good, solid and romantic story that I really enjoyed.
I received a complimentary copy of this book through NetGalley. The opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

**I received a copy from Xpresso Book Tours and Net Galley in exchange for a voluntary and honest review. My opinions are my own and not solicited in any way.**

Trust Me by Cindi Page was a fantastic, action packed from the first page to the very end and I loved this book and give this wonderful story 5 huge stars.

Evie Simpson has loved Adam Taylor since they were teenagers besides with their first names they were destined to fall in love. But after thirteen years Evie is tired of waiting for Adam to settle down but he loves his EOD job in the British Army. So when he's deployed she gives him the ultimatum because she wants to start a family but will Adam leave something he loves? When tragedy claims a friend in Afghanistan, Adam's drinking gets worse. She's a budding artist with one successful galley show can she really let him go? When Evie father tells him that he's found his birth family will he go to meet them? When he finds out that he's going to be father choice will have to be made for their future together.

Adam Taylor grew up in the foster care system and joins the British Army right after graduation. when he meets Evie and they plan their future in a rundown cottage so he knows that buying and renovating it may possibly give them a forever future. But he loves being a EOD in charge of a team but how many times can he go before the memories become too much?