Estelle Maskame

"When sixteen-year-old Eden Munro agrees to spend the summer with her estranged father in the beachfront city of Santa Monica, California, she has no idea what she's letting herself in for. Eden's parents are divorced and have gone their separate ways, and now her father has a brand new family. For Eden, this means she's about to meet three new step-brothers. The eldest of the three is Tyler Bruce, a troubled teenager with a short temper and a huge ego. Complete polar opposites, Eden quickly finds herself thrust into a world full of new experiences as Tyler's group of friends take her under their wing. But the one thing she just can't understand is Tyler, and the more she presses to figure out the truth about him, the more she finds herself falling for the one person she shouldn't - her step-brother. Throw in Tyler's clingy girlfriend and a guy who has his eyes set on Eden, and there's secrets, lies and a whole lot of drama. But how can Eden keep her feelings under control? And can she ever work out the truth about Tyler? Did I Mention I Love You is the first book in the phenomenal DIMILY trilogy, following the lives of Eden Munro and Tyler Bruce as they try to find their way in an increasingly confusing world." (publisher).

Did I Mention I Love You?

Charlotte Massie

The first time I read this book I was 16 years old. Back then, I really loved it and was deeply invested in the story, on Eden and Tyler’s relationship. I was also very curious about everything that involved Tyler’s past and the reasons of his behaviour.It also made me so sad.
But now, 4 years later, I am even more sad to realize that I relate to this character! 

I understood, on my first read, why he acted the way he did, even if some stuff was a bit extreme, unnecessary and stupid. But now I understand him even more. I know what he was feeling, why he was so angry, why he was constantly looking for distractions… It’s just so weird to see that now, as an adult, I relate to the one character I thought I would never relate to! 

But like I said, there was unnecessary, stupid things in this book, even in the series, that is actually toxic. Like the drug dealing, or the fake pregnancy, or the crazy girlfriend. 

I know the author was very young when this book was published, but some things should not be romanticized, things that we were seeing a lot around those years, like with After from Anna Todd. Women are not superheroes for broken men. They cannot and should not have the heavy weight of the responsibility of a saviour on their shoulders. 
The things we consume, the books, the tv shows and movies we watch have an influence on our lives. We can’t always see it, but it does and it’s dangerous ! This is partly why I ended up in the situation that make me now relate so much to Tyler. And young girls should not be exposed to this kind of content. So can we please stop doing that ? 

I will obviously not continue rereading the series, but somehow there is no way where I can throw the books away, out of my bookshelf, at least not for now! I think that overall, it’s a beautiful and emotional story that taught me a lot of things and that opened my mind on new subjects ! 

I picked out this book this week because I was in the mood for romance and because I have almost no romance books on my bookshelf, but I bought two new ones the other day. Hopefully they will be good and won’t romanticized toxic behaviour. 

I have no hard feelings towards Did I mention you and Estelle Maskame, and I would recommend this series, but with a critical point of view and awareness! I really love Eden and Tyler’s relationship, they have a connection, they trust each other and can finally find ways to heal their scars together!

dija

You know that kind of books in which you keep flipping the pages and then you find out that you've barely read 10 pages? This is it. 
I want to unread this so bad, I need to really! 
The lamest plot I've ever encountered. 
Here is the story : 
Divorced parents. Rich father whom she goes to spend the summer with. the father is remarried to a woman who has 3 children. Eden finds out that her stepbrother is a jackass. the jackass stepbrother has a girlfriend. Eden goes to parties with him. Tyler is a drug addict. she fell in love with the jackass stepbrother, kisses him, hook up with him, get arrested with him also. and then her summer is over. 
I told you the lamest. am grateful for not having to read the whole serie, I would end up committing suicide. 
I want my time back!

I WILL NEVER FORGOT THIS SHIT OMG

Did I Mention I Need You

Kelsey Joëlle

Loved it at first, but when i got closer to the end, i felt like the book lost its fun. It was so serious. But still a very good book!

While spending the summer with her father and his new family in Santa Monica, Eden Munro faces many new experiences and finds herself falling for the one person she should not--her stepbrother, Tyler.

Did I mention I love you?

Wat was dit een leuk boek. Totaal uit m'n comfort zone, maar zo leuk!

Thibault

Franchement, moi qui n'aime pas les romances clichés, j'avoue que des fois ça fait du bien. C'est un roman à lire pendant les vacances, assez addictif bien que parfois je rigolais devant certains passages tellement c'était gênant. Il se lit très rapidement (pour ma part en 1 jour). Mais ce n'est pas non plus l'histoire du siècle avec le meilleur développement lol.

lola wed

good for ya that want to get into reading, writing is light and it took me like a day and a half to finish it.
the story was pretty good but a bit cliché and the tyler being a "bad boy" was too much for me

Catarina Vieira

** spoiler alert **
           2,5

A partir dos 70% eu juro que pensei que o livro chegaria às 4 estrelas quando começou a abordar - FINALMENTE- temas importantes (no caso - abuso de crianças). Mas depois, especialmente no último capítulo já não suportava mais drama e clichê desnecessário - gravidez falsa e namorada que não consegue lidar com o fim de uma relação e vira psicopata. Isso incomodou-me mas eu consegui ignorar e tentar aproveitar a experiência que até estava a gostar, especialmente por ser um romance lento e os protagonistas não se apaixonarem nas primeiras 30 páginas. Mas, no epílogo, quando se descobre que ela resolve ficar com o Dean porque é “confortável e seguro” mas que “ÀS VEZES” acontece algo entra ela e o Tyler… Epá… WTF? Eu já estava constantemente revoltada por o Tyler trair a namorada com ela mas dado que a relação dela era pura farsa, consegui fechar os olhos especialmente porque, no fim, acabou mas a relação com a Éden e o Dean SUPOSTAMENTE é saudável e boa.
O livro é super entertainer e viciante. De verdade. Eu vou ler a continuação - embora não para já - porque as personagens começam a ficar interessantes e, no fundo, estou curiosa para ver como a relação se vai desenvolver e quero MUITO que ela acabe com o Dean e que, please God, não haja mais traições para estragar personagens que eu GOSTO.

It was interesting but not amazing. My question is how in the world did she even fall in love with him I am so confused with that. This book wasn't as good as I thought it was going to be and I didn't know it was a YA book but I'm fine with that. It just didn't feel like the connection between Tyler and Eden was all that great. I honestly prefer Dean for her and I actually really disliked Tyler for a good part of the book until he stopped being such a jerk.

I liked this book better than the first because I didn't dislike Tyler as much. I think him going to New York was very good for him because he became a more mature and better person. He still has problems but at least he is working through them. I feel really bad for Dean because he didn't do anything wrong. I also have this thing where whenever I read a book and a character is named Dean they always get hurt even if they did nothing wrong. I was right Dean did get hurt and that always happens with guys named Dean in books I read. Either their family member dies or a friend dies or their partner dies or they get hurt by someone important to them. It is what it is. I think the ending was necessary because Tyler needs to be able to want to do the right thing and not just for someone else. He needs to work on himself and work through his problem on his own.

In the conclusion of the Did I Mention I Love You? series from Wattpad star Estelle Maskame, Eden must make a choice—love or family? Eden's on her way back to Santa Monica for the summer, and she hasn't seen Tyler since the devastating fallout of their forbidden relationship. It's been a year and Eden claims to have moved on—but Tyler wants to rekindle the flame. He convinces Eden to visit his new home in Portland, Oregon, where he has set up a center for troubled teens. Eden's proud of what Tyler has built, but the last time they were together, it nearly destroyed Eden and their family. Then a tragedy draws them together, and Eden must search her heart and decide if Tyler is worth the risk once and for all.

Did I Mention I Miss You?

I'm glad it's over because I didn't enjoy it that much and it made my head hurt but it wasn't that bad it was okay. I'm glad that Eden and Tyler are on better terms with Eden's dad because that was a really huge problem and it was getting on my nerves.

Audrey Vandecauter 

If you're looking for great literature, "passez votre chemin" Like they say in French. But if like me you're in the middle of your midterms/finals/exams and just want a quick read with an easy to follow story line and a dash of drama (or more) , this is your book. I found it very entertaining, and that what I was searching for, difficult to put down and better than other wattpad stories I have read until now. I 'll probably read the rest of the books sometime this month, because I do want to know how things end up between Eden and Tyler.

Stepsiblings Eden Munro and Tyler Bruce have desperately tried to ignore their love for each other for the sake of their family. The Tyler invites her to spend the summer with him in New York...Alone together, away from their parents and friends, and caught up in the excitement of life in the Big Apple, they can't deny their feelings any longer. As their summer fling turns into something much more serious, Tyler and Eden must face up to reality and make some life-changing decisions. But how will their family react when they confess their secret romance -- and is their relationship strong enough to survive the devastating fallout?

Did I Mention I Need You?

Again no great literature, but really fast paced, fun to read and better than the first one. You need something to ease out of your reading slump ? Try this, it'll help :)

Jelke Lenaerts

full review: http://jelkelenaerts.blogspot.be/2017...

The ship that was constantly forced on us ... I couldn't do it. I guess that from the synopsis from the book you can guess that ship and probably also the reason why I can't do it. I kind of wanted to give the book 3 stars because of that but I did really enjoy the book when it wasn't about that ship. I loved the side characters. I absolutetly loved Dean and wish we got to see more of them. 
I kind of feel like this book was wrapped up nicely and don't get why this is a trilogy but I will still pick the second book up.
By the way these covers are gorgeous.

Raven Dean

***5 Stars***

I really loved this book. The angst, the drama, and especially the forbidden romance that takes place. Some of the secondary characters drove me insane, while others I fell in love with. I’m sorry excited to see where this story goes in the book.

Loredana

3,5/5

Like every romance i love it. Eden is very simple like i think most of us, it's feels good to meet a character wich is not perfect. and Tyler is the perfect broken sexy bad boy ! i just think their love story is a little long to start. and..

/!\ SPOILER /!\ 


Why during one year they are not together ?! and why Eden is with Dean ?! She must be with Tyler ! I'm upset by this really...

When sixteen-year-old Eden Munro agrees to spend the summer with her estranged father in the beachfront city of Santa Monica, California, she has no idea what she's letting herself in for. Eden's parents are divorced and have gone their separate ways, and now her father has a brand new family. For Eden, this means she's about to meet three new step-brothers. The eldest of the three is Tyler Bruce, a troubled teenager with a short temper and a huge ego. Complete polar opposites, Eden quickly finds herself thrust into a world full of new experiences as Tyler's group of friends take her under their wing. But the one thing she just can't understand is Tyler, and the more she presses to figure out the truth about him, the more she finds herself falling for the one person she shouldn't - her step-brother. Throw in Tyler's clingy girlfriend and a guy who has his eyes set on Eden, and there's secrets, lies and a whole lot of drama. But how can Eden keep her feelings under control? And can she ever work out the truth about Tyler? Did I Mention I Love You is the first book in the phenomenal DIMILY trilogy, following the lives of Eden Munro and Tyler Bruce as they try to find their way in an increasingly confusing world.

Clara hash

It was great but I am in the middle of a reading slump and since the beginning all I wanted was to see Eden and Dean get together😂

Carmen Klinkhamer 

It’s been a year since Eden last spoke to Tyler. She remains furious at him for leaving her and has moved on with life in Chicago, where she is at University studying psychology. As school breaks up for the summer, she heads back to Santa Monica, but she’s not the only one with that idea... Despite their break-up and Tyler’s abrupt departure last summer, is there something Tyler is keeping from Eden? Are they both as over each other as they thought, and could Eden even begin to forgive Tyler? In Did I Mention I Miss You?, the explosive finale to Estelle Maskame’s phenomenal DIMILY trilogy, can Tyler and Eden finally work things out, against all the odds?

Opbouw is goed en groei in karakters zijn echt heel mooi!

Tiffany Engler

This book is nothing like how I expected it to be. But that has to be because the synopsis is wrong. I was completely mislead.

Eden has no new boyfriend. I expected a little bit more drama than there was, but that's okay. The book ended the way I wanted it to and I'm glad it did.

I knew from the first book that Eden would eventually move back to Portland. I just didn't know how she was going to get there. 

This book went almost exactly how I wanted it, even though I was excited about Eden having another boyfriend. I'm glad that relationships get rekindled. When Eden talked to her dad, my anxiety went nuts. 

I'm just glad that in the end, almost everyone was happy. 

All in all, this book deserves five stars. Even with the little mess up with the synopsis.

This book had me on my toes since the first page. I was rooting for Tyler since the first page. Up until the last chapter, of course.

One of my favorite fictional couples find their way back to each other. Even with all kinds of obstacles in their way. They tell everyone their big secret.

Everything is out in the open. Finally.

My heart was pounding this entire book. It was so drama-filled, I loved it!!!

P.S. Eden's mom is the real MVP for her reaction to them telling her.

Of course, this book also ending up making me really upset/mad.

No te rindas.

This book was everything I expected it would be. I couldn't put it down once I started it. Who doesn't like a forbidden romance??

Eden is basically me. Which is why I love her so much. She gets introduced to this partying scene that she doesn't really care for like her new friends. She meets so many new people in a small amount of time and gets dragged to things she doesn't like.

Tyler is a boy with a ton of secrets. He's dating a girl he doesn't want to date. He's partying and doing drugs. He doesn't give a shit to say the least. He's always in trouble.

Eden and Tyler are stepsiblings. Stepsiblings who just happen to have the hots for each other. Tyler thinks Eden is the perfect distraction for his messed up little mind. Eden just wants to figure him out.

When the two finally admit their feelings and hook up, all hell breaks loose. 

Tiffani (Tyler's girlfriend) finds out, and causing such a drama about it. Bitch is crazy, by the way.

In the end, the find it's "easier" to stay away from each other. 

I'm disappointed with how this book ended. But I am more thrilled with the fact that there are two more!

Five stars for this one :)

Kaele Perkins 

When I reread this series I am for sure writing a review. All I can say is that Eden and Tyler are one of my ultimate OTP couples. I love them and I love this series.

Did I Mention I Love You?

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