Review: Amazing Follow Up!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 13, 2014
Wow!  I loved Take so much more than Try.  Don’t get me wrong, Try was a fantastic book too, but this one really delved into Logan and Tate’s relationship.  As was book one, Take is very erotic and the sex is explicit.  The fact that they were developing serious feelings though, made it so so so much hotter.This book was sweet and heartbreaking at times.  Logan and Tate now deal with issues like coming out to their families and making the relationship public.  Logan also finally comes to terms with why he has never committed to anyone.  Tate doesn’t know if he is gay or bi.  Would he have fallen for another man or is it only Logan?  His families reaction to Logan and how they respond is shocking and disgusting.  However, I was very happy with Cole and Rachel’s  acceptance of their relationship.  Game night with Logan’s brother and wife, and their family and friends, was a great scene in the book and re-introduces us to the characters from the Exquisite series. I love seeing a jealous Logan ;)Ella Frank’s writing style in this series is fantastic.  A lot of the dialogue is Logan and Tate asking each other questions, and really helps Tate come to terms with being with another man.  It is very flirtatious banter and captivating to the reader.  They are also more relaxed with each other and that makes for humor, and sexual innuendo on Tate’s part, something that he never could have done in Try. Plus, the scene where they are texting each other from different bedrooms, in the same house, not only made my heart flutter, but was smokin’.  Whew**fans self**!All in all, there wasn’t anything that I didn’t like about this book, except that it had to end.  There is a book 3 in the works and I seriously cannot wait to get my hands on it. I ❤ Logan and Tate!