Review: Being Me (Book 2, The Inside Out Trilogy) by Lisa Renee Jones

TITLE: Being Me

SERIES: Book 2, The Inside Out Trilogy

AUTHOR: Lisa Renee Jones

ISBN# 978-1476727219

PRICE / TYPE: $7.99 eBook

$15.00 Print

PUBLISHER: Gallery Books

GENRE: Erotic Romance

RELEASE DATE: May 20, 2013

ARC was provided by the Author for review

Being Me, book 2 of the Inside Out Trilogy by Lisa Renee Jones is an amazingly captivating book that entices the reader into to the same web that snares the characters in the books, that being, Rebecca’s Journals and what has become of Rebecca and who is Rebecca’s Master.  There are so many revelations, twists and surprises that it’s almost impossible to put it down.  We discover exactly who is who in Rebecca’s Journals, what caused her to leave and what became of her.  We discover dark secrets, disturbing outcomes, conflicted and confused souls, and total lunacy.  And through all of it we see Chris and Sara struggle for the love neither of them are sure they need, want or deserve but also can’t seem to stop from happening.

I was so captivated by this book I caught myself reading it while sitting at traffic lights……(probably not the smartest thing to admit eh?)  I was totally and completely stunned by some of the revelations in the story. I loved getting a look-see at how all the relationships within the story emerge over time.  And the new (*ahem*) characters who help reveal the entire saga to us were a nice surprise addition.  The ending of the book was a complete surprise in many ways that I cannot go into without spoiling it, so I will leave it to each of you to seek it out and unveil it for yourself. 

Now I’m left counting the days until the last journal “The Master Undone” and the final book in the Inside Out Trilogy, “Revealing Us”

“Fascinated by the dark fantasies in the journals she’s discovered, and the two men who have now found a place in her life, Sara McMillan finds herself torn between her new life and her past. Now, more than ever, Sara identifies with the missing journal writer, Rebecca, and is certain that something sinister has happened.

In the arms of the sexy, tormented artist Chris Merit, Sara seeks answers about Rebecca and ends up discovering things about herself she never knew existed. Chris forces Sara to reconsider who she is and what she truly wants from life, but his dark desires threaten to tear them apart. Her boss, Mark Compton, offers her the shelter to understand just what those needs mean to her, and what they might have meant to Rebecca—but can she trust him to lead her to a final conclusion to Rebecca’s story?”

Drue gives this book