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Would you consider the audio edition of This Man Confessed to be better than the print version?

I love the audible books mainly because it MAKES me listen to every word and not skip bits that I think might be boring or not enhancing the storyline. This way I realise that every word is worth the time to listen. In this book I needed to pay a lot more attention so I am very glad that I listened and not Read this final book in the series.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I loved Jesse especially when you come to realise that he has definite reasons for a lot of his actions, not that I always agree with him. He has some very heavy sigh moments with Ava that have little to do with the hot and heavy bedroom scenes and more to do with the all encompassing love that he has for this woman. I really love his office redecorating.

Any additional comments?

Bearing in mind I am talking about all 3 books and not necessarily just this one.I loved and hated all the main characters in this story in equal parts. I was constantly quietly screaming at Jesse and Ava because although they were both well and truly old enough the immaturity in the way they dealt with difficult situations made me want to pull my hair out at times. I couldn't help but think why can't you all be a bit more honest with each other and take a break from the misunderstandings and over reactions for awhile, BUT, with each book the characters grew on me. I nearly didn't buy book 2 because of this but I am so glad I persevered. Although the story was a little slow and repetitive in places early on by book 3 I was well and truly hooked. This is a true love story and I think some of the people that left really negative reviews (esp in the kindle versions) either didn't get or couldn't see the forest for the trees. This is not just about control for controls sake as the story unfolds you get why it had to be like this. It is more a sense of emotional survival for Jesse, and for Ava as she accepts the way things need to be for Jesse to function she comes to love the feeling of safety and cherishing and not be stifled by it. There are compromises all round. I don't get the review referrals to "domestic abuse" I understand emotional abuse but I don't see it here. He may have tried to be all controlling but Ava wasn't having a bar of it. This was by far my favourite book in the series and I loved the extended epilogue. All the various threads of this story were neatly tidied up in the end, some things I just never saw coming, but it didn't feel rushed like other books I've read where there is a lot going on. Overall I give this 4+ stars and I look forward to more from this author. End of.

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The Dysfuntion Gets Resolved A Bit

I LOVED this last book. It was like a whole new world compared to books 1 and 2. Suddenly, there are things actually happening. Not all issues are resolved, that is evident in the first parts of this book, but finally we are moving and progressing forward (with a couple steps backwards here and there). Jesse is finally becoming a little more human and we understand him a little more. He's less exasperating because he's shown more of himself. I think that if books 1 and 2 could have been combined into 1 book, it might have been helpful. I am just glad that I continued to read so I could get here to enjoy Jesse and Ava together. By the way, HOLY CRAP on the things that are revealed in this book. Who knew 1 person could have sooo many secrets?? Some of which I never even saw coming. I think the last book got better as I read as I listened. I gave book one 4 stars, book two 3 stars and book three 5 stars. So, if you are wondering if you should continue after book 1 or even book 2...I say, forge ahead, it is worth it

Edita Brychta was outstanding with the delivery of the story

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Great book

I enjoyed every second!!!
Loved it . Looking forward to reading more of jodi Ellen malpas

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