This Man Confessed - Jodi Ellen Malpas

This Man Confessed

By Jodi Ellen Malpas

  • Release Date: 2013-07-02
  • Genre: Contemporary Romance
Score: 4.5
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Description

THE STUNNING CONCLUSION TO THE THIS MAN TRILOGY!

The Manor, the very place where their passionate love affair began, fills with guests on what should be the happiest day of Ava and Jesse's lives. She has accepted that she'll never tame the fierceness in Jesse-and she doesn't want to. Their love is profound, their connection powerful, but just when she thinks that she's finally gotten beneath his guarded exterior, more questions arise, leading Ava to believe that Jesse Ward may not be the man she thinks he is. He knows too well how to take her to a place beyond ecstasy . . . but will he also drive her to the brink of despair? It's time for this man to confess.

Reviews

  • This man book 3 review

    5
    By clasicx
    Cried a lot reading this. An amazing book. Finished this entire series in 3 days! I wish I could read this for the first time again :)

  • Too whiney

    1
    By 12A34a56a
    The female lead is too whiney and immature. Series started really well, but the extent of their “crazy” is too cringey.

  • OMG!!!

    5
    By Deirdre5163
    This book rattle along like a house on fire! It is one crazy revelation after another. The transition in their relationship is wonderful to read about and imagine. Their level of intimacy is described like no other. This book and trilogy puts “50 Shades” much lower on my list. And of.

  • Good book, but …

    3
    By interested participant
    Well developed characters, plot generally flows with few hitches, good escape fiction… Please, please stop saying,”cognitive thought”. REDUNDANT! It impresses no one. Careful with your use of nominative and objective pronouns—they are not interchangeable. “Have ran…”— really? Grammatical errors and problems with word usage interfere with the enjoyment of reading what is an otherwise enjoyable book.

  • Good but repetitive

    3
    By Amber Lynn W
    I was captivated with the “This Man” trilogy and was eager to have my questions answered in the last book as well as find out how their story ends. I am quite disappointed with the absurd repetitiveness of this final book. Unfortunately I skipped over some of the parts because I felt as though I was reading the same thing over and over. I feel like creatively was lacking and the whole story became predictable. I stuck with the book to find out how the story ends. While I’m glad I did, it was still a bit disappointing.

  • Really

    1
    By tarzard
    Really really tough read. It’s all so cringeworthy and unhealthy.

  • Don’t bother

    4
    By Chanelle swag
    This book has no excitement. It’s same thing over and over Jesse needs to lighten up and stop with wanting to control everything and Ava needs to learn how to put her foot down and be woman not let her “husband” walk all over her. Never read a book that annoyed me so much. The first two books were good but seems the thrill ended in the book.

  • Don’t read

    1
    By clararourk
    If you want to read about a psychotic man who has violent tendencies then read on. A man who does not want the best for his lover. A man who decides where you live and how you live. A man who forces you to have his children. A man who does not want you to be disloyal but is not loyal in the first place. A man who (spoiler alert) gets what he wants at the end even know he does not deserve anything but a psych ward then read on. He is abusive and content like this should be flagged. He is not ever thinking about how she feels about he relationship or if she even wants to stay in it. This could be Stockholm syndrome from the beginning for all I know. I don’t know why a writer in a progress country would write such an abusive positive book.

  • Blah

    3
    By KaeMarie88
    Just wasn’t good to me.....

  • Luv'd the series!!!

    5
    By jewelsnmusik
    Great storyline and imaginable characters!! Keep up the great work!!!!

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