Review: Another great book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 16, 2014
5 of 5 starsThis book can be read as a stand alone. Let Love Live is a M/M book.I have read all of Melissa Collins "Love" series. And I have loved every book In the series. So when I saw her new release, I knew I was going to read it and love it.This is the 3rd M/M book i have ever read. The other M/M books I've read have been brilliant, so Let Love Life had a lot to live up to. Luckily it lived up to all my expectations and more,The story follows Dylan and Connor.Dylan is a nice guy, but is slightly lost. He feels he has nothing or know one in the world, and is very lonely. Unfortunately Dylan has suffered a great loss in the past, and it's something that he can't get over.Connor is very different to Dylan. He is a ex MMA fighter and a bad boy. Connor wants success with his new business and wants everyone close to him to be happy. Connor has finally reached a point in his life where he wants to settle down. The trouble is, Connor has chose Dylan and Dylan isn't ready to let anyone in his heart.The book was split in to 2 parts....Before and After.The BEFORE part of the book was really good, but very hard to read. It completely broke my heart in two and had me reaching for my tissues more than once, Melissa did a great job at writing a difficult story, that was so in depth and honest. She managed to make you feel all Dylan's pain through the pages.The AFTER part of the book was very good, but not as good as the Before part. Unfortunately Connor came late in to the book, so you didn't get as much time yo connect with him, which was a Shame. I wanted to feel more connected with Connor and not have it all feel so rushed. I would really like another book that continues Dylan and Connors story, or a Novella. Just so the book feels more finished.Altogether the book was great. Melissa wrote another great story that was different and original.Just make sure when you read this one you have the tissue box near you.** read on behalf of This RedHead Loves Books**