Review: 5 'I Need An Extra Fire Extinguisher' Stars!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
Take pics up pretty much where Try leaves off. Logan and Tate have worked through some stuff and they are exploring their fledgling relationship. Anyone that has read Try knows that they didn't spend much time actually getting to know one another during that book. They know their sexual chemistry is off the charts hot, Logan knows that Tate doesn't like mushrooms or anchovies and that Tate is going through a divorce and that his family is conservative and religious. Tate knows that Logan hasn't been in a relationship since college and that it ended very badly. He also knows that Logan likes variety in his sexual partners, at least before Tate. Neither of them really know what to expect out of their new relationship.So, Take was nothing short of amazing. It doesn't take place over a long period of time, but a whole lot happens here. These guys have so much to lose if things go wrong, but so much to gain if they go right. So, the question is, can they put aside their fears and take what they both want?We meet Tate's family and I can unequivocally say that I don't like them. At all. We also get to meet some of Rachel's family and they rock, so that's a good thing. Tate and Logan also do manage to spend some time actually talking and getting to know one another. Really. But don't worry, they're never too far from sex when they are together and, wow, are they hot together.I cannot wait for the third book in this series. And, just like I did with this one, I will schedule time to reread Try and Take! It's a hard life (well, for Logan & Tate, definitely!).Oh, also, the dedication was so sweet. Love Logan & Tate