Review: Nestled in a Book's Review of Take
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
Whew! I'm still fanning myself and trying to catch my breath after this one. Ella Frank is an absolute master in the art of sexy storytelling. I am a straight, married woman and this series is the hottest I've ever read, if that tells you anything.Try was my first experience with a M/M romance, and going into it, I had no idea what to expect. I completely fell in love with Logan and Tate, and I was beyond anxious to get more of them in Take. Ella did not disappoint!The boys are back and they're just as sexy, filthy, and heart-stoppingly gorgeous as ever. But the absolute beauty of this book is in the relationship that they're beginning to form.  You can't help but fall in love right alongside them.  But just as much as you feel the sweet gooeyness of a budding relationship, you feel their pain as they experience new hardships, both together and because of each other.My very best friend in the whole world is gay, so I think I felt Tate's pain and struggle a lot more deeply than I otherwise would have.  It was very emotional to experience those things through this book as so many of them paralleled my friend's own life story.Ella's talent is simply stunning.  Often times if you read a book that is as erotic as one of her's, there's not much in the way of a story to it, and vice versa.  But Ella can write one hell of a story.  She sucks you in, makes you fall in love with her characters, keeps you intrigued from start to finish, and can simultaneously make you so hot that you need to stick your head in the freezer just to cool off.  Repeatedly!  It astounds and floors me every single time.If you fell in love like I did with Try, then you absolutely must read Take.  And if you haven't read Try yet, you are sorely missing out!  If you haven't read any of Ella's books yet, to that I have to ask: What the hell are you waiting for?!  Let's remedy that now, yes?Glad that's settled.Love is love.  There is no difference.