Take Me With You Paperback – January 27, 2015

As this was the end, they both get their dreams together! Every twisted and intense of this story was absolutely incredible to read. Exciting ending to this story. This story has been reviewed since it was written in 2014! I enjoyed reading this book by this author I enjoy the was she writes. Excitement and hot, delish relationships. ENJOY!

I love Grant and Ari's story. A journey of accepting that what you need and want may be different than what you originally thought. More importantly, what others may want for you. Seeing the good in every person, despite your differences. I wish the real world could be more like that. I love the connection that Ari and Grant share. They're both living their dreams. They didn't have to give everything up to be together. That being said, and this is a K.A. Linde book after all, lots of feels are included in this read. I laughed, had tears and I was nervous all at the same time. I had to walk away from my kindle a time or two. Both Ari and Grant worked on facing fears and insecurities in this book. For Grant, that was his past and proving that he wasn't like his father; making peace and moving forward. As for Ari, she realizes that she doesn't need her parents approval. They raised her to be a strong, independent and caring woman. They should trust her and her ability to know what she needs. They realized that it doesn’t matter where you come from, what career you choose, love will find you. It may look messed up to the outside world, but trust and respect will make everything work in the end. Grant and Ari realize that life's problems can be easier dealt with if you let people in, be honest and accept the help they are offering. Most importantly, trusting each other. I would have loved a look into the future with these two. Really who wouldn't want to know how it all ends? I'm sad that this is the end of our journey with Ari and Grant. I have to admit that the book ended in a good place, allowing the readers to imagine the lifestyle that these two will live. This is a SOLID 4.5 star book. I would have liked to see a little bit more interaction with Grant’s father. I understand that where it ended is a good stopping point for their journey. At the same time, I think it needed something, I just don't know what. It could very well be that I'm just greedy when it comes to K.A. Linda's writing, I always want more. I really hope we get to see more of these characters in print someday. Seriously, you must read this!

This the second book 📚📖 about opposites attraction was so well written. I loved that Aribel became that strong independent woman that her parents wanted her to become despite their snobbish ways. In this story we deal with the issue of PTSD and the people it affects and how it affects them. We know that Grant's father was dealing with PTSD when he shot his wife and went to jail. The way Grant remembered that day was different than the way his father remembered it but Grant was 13 years old and now he is 23. Grant thought his father blamed him for his mother's death and misunderstood what his father said that day and so he continually did destructive things until Aribel Graham came into his life and grounded him. I loved this book 📖 the characters in this book 📚📖. I would definitely recommend this book 📚 and any K. A. Linde.

Review forTake me for Granted AAndTake me with youDid not fully deliver an angtsy relationship. Tiring back and forth games of “ she loves me” “ she loves me not”. I tried to love it but Grant was just too much of a playboy picking fights, and all the friends were all whores.

This is the 3rd series of KA Linde's I have read and loved. In this duo of books we follow Ari and Grant's story and in Take Me with You, we get to see how their story ends. In this book we get a back and forth Point of View from both Ari and Grant’s perspective. I do love reading a book and then going back and re-reading another characters point of view, however I love the way Kyla did it in this book together. I get to know what Grant is thinking while seeing his story and I don’t have to wait to read through a whole other book published later like some authors do. I feel by doing this in Take Me with You, Kyla has satisfied my need to know how Grant ticks and what he’s thinking.We had a cliffhanger in Take Me for Granted with what would happen now that Grant’s father was out of prison after having served time for killing his mother in front of him as a child. I wasn't sure where this was going to go, if we were going to go down a bad ending for him and his father or finally get some closer on it. Throughout this book you don’t really know what will happen between him. His father is out, and trying to reach him to “talk”. I didn't know how I felt about it, having been in domestic violence situations myself in the past. Did I want closure for them both, a bad ending, or a happy ending? It’s hard when you have lived through domestic violence, let alone witnessing someone who is suppose to be there to protect you, shoot and kill your mother. There were many moments that made me wonder which way this plot point was going to go, but I was glad to see that Grant’s father came back to ultimately apologize and try to explain he just wanted to know his son. He didn't deserve to get to know him after what he had done, but just the fact that he asked for it and apologized for everything was a great way for Grant to finally get closure in the situation. They get to a point where they understand each other after Grant invites his Dad to see his kind of therapy, music.The whole book for me centered on how Ari and Grant could handle their relationship; while inside Grant is trying to figure out what to do about this situation with his Dad. After resolving everything with his Dad to get them to at least an OK place, Grant shows Ari his new tattoo for her. The band is leaving to go on the road and even though we don’t get to see how Ari and Grant will handle time apart, the book ends with her getting a matching tattoo in the same place to show how much she wants a piece of him with her all the time.

In comparison to the first book I found this one dragged out for far too long. The plot was a struggle sometimes as it was back and forth crossing the same issues the lead characters had in the first book. There were no twists and turns just the same arguments between the same characters, everything else was predictable. A bit of a let down after the first book was so enjoyable.

I've read all of the series she has written so far, and this one did not disappoint. Could there be more to Grant and Ari's story? Love your work, keep it coming!

A great sequel to 'Take me for granted'I anticipated the release of this book and Grant & Ari's continued story and it didn't disappoint...from the off this book was choc full of angst, mistrust, jealousy, love and passion.There was a lot going on...there was a lot this couple had to overcome...i admit that Grant's inner musings about other women sometimes made me want to smack him but then I remembered who he was, how old he was and this was pretty true to his character...it also showed his development as a character that he didn't act on it.You can absolutely see the growth of both Grant & Ari throughout...from many fights with each other to many fights for each other and that is the difference from the beginning to the end of the book.It was a nail biter of abook,always waiting for something else but I loved it!A few readers have mentioned no epilogue but for me it was just right...they have much more to do and experience before the inevitable settling down and I am happy to imagine that in my own little head.

I really enjoyed book 1 and this follow up didn't disappoint either. I don't know if the author has any plans to do more in this series about some of the other characters featured but I would definitely buy them if she does. I'm particularly hoping we get to find out what happened between Donovan and Courtney.

I eagerly awaiting this book..I wasn't disappointed, it started a short time forward to the ending of the last book..With hot scenes both in and out of the bedroom..All questions answered and showed in box at least opposites can work it out.Loved it definitely recommend you read it..