This causes her to make the decision to keep Jet safe. These feelings scare Ayden and it doesn't help when her past starts to catch up with her. Eventually feelings start to surface between them and run deeper than being just physical. **Swoon* * Jet was always forth coming about his family drama but Ayden still refuses to open up. And whoa baby is it hot! Jet would sing to her in bed while playing his guitar.

So, they decide to jump in to a friends with benefits type of relationship. Ayden and Jet have different goals for their life but cannot deny the attraction towards each other no matter how much they fight it. He too wasn’t expecting that one girl could change his entire view on love & relationships. Jet is the lead singer in a local metal band, runs his own studio, and is dealing with family issues. Her plan never included to fall for the sexy, talented, panty-melting bad boy. Trying to convince herself that she’s different from the girl she was in Kentucky, hiding all of her secrets from her closest friends. She knows she wants a stable career and safe relationship. She attends Denver University, determined to live a completely different life from the one she ran from in Kentucky. Ayden did everything she could to make sure that she lived her new life to deserve the second chance that she got. So when a high school chemistry teacher saw potential in Ayden, he helped her fill out applications and get her to Denver to college. Most of what she did was to keep her brother out of more trouble than what he was already in. Raised in a small town in Kentucky by a mother who had a revolving door of men coming in and out of their trailer, Ayden lived up to the trailer trash label that had been placed on their family. Ironically, they end up becoming roommates & friends! We find out there is more to Ayden. The story picks up a year later after Jet so nicely turns down Ayden when she tries to pretty much offer herself to him. It took me a little longer to connect with her character. On the outside he is this rockstar with all the known stereotypes, but on the inside he is genuine, sweet, and overall a great person. It was good just not better than the first book in the series. The story is told in first person dual POVs. I really liked the first book in this series, Rule and had high hopes that Jet would be just as good. Entertaining, full of angst and some yummy sexy times, Jet is a nice addition to the Marked Man Series.

Jet by Jay Crownover