Review: Tate Conners Effect
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 27, 2014
This book was the perfecting ending to Tate and Savannah's story, and in the end, Rachel Brookes did the story justice by giving both characters the Happy Ever After they deserved.When Savannah returned from her trip to New York, she had to face the reality that her relationship with Tate might never be the same, and it left her with a choice - fight for the love she knew she wanted, or let it go and move on.For Tate, there was no option - it was fight or fight. He was determined to win Savannah's heart and prove that she could trust him. And that he did.In order for them move forward, Tate had to face his biggest fear - the idea of being the kind of father to his and Savannah's child that his father was to him. He had to realize that he was noting like his father, and more importantly, he had to come to that realization on his own.Breathe Again was a beautifully written story about two people who loved each other unconditionally, and who had to prove to themselves and to each other that their pasts, no matter how dark, didn't define their relationship, the type of people they would become or their futures.I loved this book, and savored every page as if I were there with the characters. I cried, I laughed, I cursed and I threatened to throw my Kindle across the room… But it was worth it! Rachel Brookes outdid herself, and I look forward to what she has planned next…