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Like Rule and Shaw, Jet and Ayden have a relationship that is complex, steamy, and heart wrenching. But like Rule and Shaw, once these two are committed each other, there is no turning back. Trust me, the chemistry between these two that was building up in the previous book, doesn't have anything to the chemistry that ignites the pages in this book. One of the things that I have come to admire about Jay's writing style, is just how realistic she not only makes her characters, but their relationships. The characters make choices that aren't always what I want them to make, and their relationships aren't always perfect, which who's is, but that's what I love about them. Each book in this series makes me feel as though I'm getting a glimpse into people who are real, and not just alive on the pages of this book.

What I loved about this book is Shaw's best friend, Ayden. This girl someone I totally related to on some levels, and completely admired on many other levels. There's a lot readers don't know about Ayden's past, until now. Leaving behind her troubled past wasn't, easy, but no matter how strong she's become, and how much she's turned her life around, some of her past demons come sneaking back into her life. I wasn't so much worried about Ayden falling back into her old way of life, as much as I was worried about how her past would effect her future. Luckily this girl has a good, strong head on her shoulders, and a good man in her life that she'll be able to deal with all that comes her way. There's a moment in the story that really got me, and that's when she's talking about the Ayden of her past and who she is today.

"There was Ayden Cross, nobody, from Woodward, Kentucky, and Ayden Cross, chemistry major, from Denver, Colorado. There were two parts of the whole and at times I thought one was going to smother the other, and there would be nothing left but ash and bad memories."

Ayden is the kind of girl who rises above what people except of her, and proves to them she can do better than what anyone things she can, even herself. She has drive, but she also has something else that I related to, and admired. That's the power of leaving the past in the past, and learning from it, and moving on. It was so easy to cheer for Ayden throughout this story. Then there's Jet. Someone, who much like Ayden, has his own personal demons from his past to deal with, both then and now. Just as much as Ayden needs Jet, Jet needs her. These two weren't perfect, but together they were perfect for each other. They gave each other exactly what they needed.

While I liked Ayden and Jet's story, I didn't love it as much as I loved the previous book, but this book was still good. Jet's story adds a lot to the over all series, as we get to see plenty of interaction with the rest of the characters that I've come to love in this series, including Shaw and Rule, Cora and Rome (who's story I loved reading), and the rest of the guys.


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Jet A Marked Men Novel eBook Jay Crownover Reviews

Denver, Colorado & Louisville, Kentucky

Jet Keller is every girl’s rock-and-roll fantasy with his tight leather pants and sharp edge that makes him dangerous. Ayden Cross though is done walking on the wild side with bad boys. She doesn’t want to give into the heat that she see’s in Jet’s dark, haunted eyes. His touch sets her on fire and she is afraid of getting burned from the sparks of their spontaneous combustion.

Jet can’t resist the Southern belle that defies his every expectation and that has mile-long legs in cowboy boots. The closer he gets to Ayden the less he seems to know her. He knows what happens to two people when they have very different ideas about relationships even if he is tempted to get under her skin and undo her in every way possible.

Will the blaze the burns between them turn into an enduring love or will it consume their dreams and turn them into ashes.

This is proving to be a very an amazing series with characters that stay with the reader long after they finish each book. The characters are complex and move the story along at an amazing pace. It will also have the reader wanting to read the next book right away. This is a must read series that will also have readers wanting to check out the authors other series.
I fell in love with "Rule" the first time it was published. It was a mess grammatically and format-wise, but D*MN can Jay Crownover write a STORY! I read it 3 times back to back, even with the editorial mess it was, I loved it so much! This 2nd book in the series (which I've now read all of, pre-ordering each as they are announced) I think is my 2nd favorite of all. But it's really hard to tell, because each time I read any of them, I love them all the more, and I think "no, THIS one is my 2nd fave" every time I read one... But Jet truly, truly is. I think Rome is my next fave, then Rowdy, then Nash, then Asa.... If I *had* to choose an order.

If you like these rough-but-sweet dudes and these tough-to-handle chicks, you gotta check out her other series Welcome to The Point, and Saints of Denver. So far, those books are all just as good, if not better. Oh - and then there's "Leveled" which is a hybrid between the Marked Men series and the Saints of Denver series. LOVED that one, too!

Her writing is improving with every book, and she's got an editor who's pretty on the mark. I'm a tough customer for continuity, believability, and the whole grammar geek thing--and these books all just keep knocking my socks off. I love them! Can't get enough, quite literally.

Crownover is in my top 5 authors of the genre, for sure!

***UPDATE***
I checked my email after lunch, and what a happy surprise! The next book in the Saints of Denver series, "Honor The Breaking Point," which I had pre-ordered got released and delivered today!!

I've been re-reading the Marked Men series, and I finished Jet today, which led me to write this review... and now I have a dilemma... Keep reading Rome, which I just re-started, and finish re-reading the series in order as I'd intended--or finish Rome and then start Honor after. Because I've been dying to re-read Rome since about halfway through Jet (she sets up her sequels so perfectly!)... GAH!! Curses, Jay... I love you, you wickedly talented biatch! ;-)
Like Rule and Shaw, Jet and Ayden have a relationship that is complex, steamy, and heart wrenching. But like Rule and Shaw, once these two are committed each other, there is no turning back. Trust me, the chemistry between these two that was building up in the previous book, doesn't have anything to the chemistry that ignites the pages in this book. One of the things that I have come to admire about Jay's writing style, is just how realistic she not only makes her characters, but their relationships. The characters make choices that aren't always what I want them to make, and their relationships aren't always perfect, which who's is, but that's what I love about them. Each book in this series makes me feel as though I'm getting a glimpse into people who are real, and not just alive on the pages of this book.

What I loved about this book is Shaw's best friend, Ayden. This girl someone I totally related to on some levels, and completely admired on many other levels. There's a lot readers don't know about Ayden's past, until now. Leaving behind her troubled past wasn't, easy, but no matter how strong she's become, and how much she's turned her life around, some of her past demons come sneaking back into her life. I wasn't so much worried about Ayden falling back into her old way of life, as much as I was worried about how her past would effect her future. Luckily this girl has a good, strong head on her shoulders, and a good man in her life that she'll be able to deal with all that comes her way. There's a moment in the story that really got me, and that's when she's talking about the Ayden of her past and who she is today.

"There was Ayden Cross, nobody, from Woodward, Kentucky, and Ayden Cross, chemistry major, from Denver, Colorado. There were two parts of the whole and at times I thought one was going to smother the other, and there would be nothing left but ash and bad memories."

Ayden is the kind of girl who rises above what people except of her, and proves to them she can do better than what anyone things she can, even herself. She has drive, but she also has something else that I related to, and admired. That's the power of leaving the past in the past, and learning from it, and moving on. It was so easy to cheer for Ayden throughout this story. Then there's Jet. Someone, who much like Ayden, has his own personal demons from his past to deal with, both then and now. Just as much as Ayden needs Jet, Jet needs her. These two weren't perfect, but together they were perfect for each other. They gave each other exactly what they needed.

While I liked Ayden and Jet's story, I didn't love it as much as I loved the previous book, but this book was still good. Jet's story adds a lot to the over all series, as we get to see plenty of interaction with the rest of the characters that I've come to love in this series, including Shaw and Rule, Cora and Rome (who's story I loved reading), and the rest of the guys.