I would give this book 4.1 stars out of 5. She just has to make things difficult for Julian just because she is a heroine of this story.īut over all this book was good. Sometimes I find her very difficult and stubborn. But I can’t say same about Nora this time. Despite of his doubts he was very happy for the baby and he was quite determined to love and protect their baby with everything he has got. In this book I like Julian more that Nora.

And reluctantly agreed to make Nora happy.Īnd when they were visiting Nora’s parents, something happened. So she makes a request to Julian to take her to her home town to meet her parents. And with all these attentions, Nora was getting frustrated. He just want Nora to eat right and healthy food, to sleep more, taking more and more rest. It’s not like she doesn’t want a baby, but its just that the timing is wrong. On the other hand Nora is scared as hell. Where Julian is happy, little bit scared but delight for the arrival of their baby. A surprise guest came into their lives ‘their baby’ in Nora’s womb. (You have to read the second book to know everything about Peter).īut now Nora and Julian face another challenge in their lives. And Seeing Nora suffering and feeling helpless, Julian wants to kill Peter like anything. I won't give anything away about the storyline so not to spoil it, but I will say if you've loved book 1 and 2, 3 doesn't disappoint. Please do read the first and the second book of this series before you read this review.Īfter killing their enemy now Nora facing her own demons each and every day of her life. Hold me is the conclusion to Julian and Nora's story from the twist me trilogy so book 1 and 2 is an absolute must (fabulous books so not a hardship to read).

We thought we finally had a chance.We thought wrong.Were Nora and Julian, and this is our story.Hold Me is the conclusion of the Twist Me trilogy, told from Nora & Julians point of view. This is the third installment of Julian and Nora’s story. Soulmates.Were all that and more.We thought we were past the worst of it.

Hold Me by Anna Zaires