Releasing July 8, 2014

TRY was my favorite book of 2013. I read it no less than 6 times–no really SIX!!!! I love Logan and Tate. All the stereotypes of crazy readers, I was that person. And waiting for TAKE seemed interminable to this crazy reader. I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect. TRY was all about the men meeting, and Logan getting Tate to TRY something new. TRY was about the men having hot steamy sex, and learning about each other. It also was about learning about Logan, how mouthy he could be, what he was willing to do or say to get what he wanted from Tate.
So, with TAKE I wasn’t sure what expect. I knew there would be hot steamy sex, because, well, it’s Logan and Tate, and those men are seriously HAWT together. Ms. Frank wrote this book beginning right where TRY left off, and you find the men beginning to find a relationship with each other, despite the obstacles ahead of them. And there are some pretty heavy obstacles. Finding their way together becomes challenging, as they try to figure out what their relationship is, and how to TAKE what they need from it. It was also Tate’s turn in this book. He was able to realize that this was what he wanted, and he was willing to TAKE charge and go for it, leaving Logan slightly confused, but game for whatever was ahead.
I will say this book put me through many emotions, as I think it was intended to. I felt surprise, joy, sadness, extreme anger, and shed quite a few tears. And the ending, well, you will love it, and you will be screaming (as I was!) ELLA FRANK, HOW COULD YOU DO THAT TO ME!!!! But in the end, you will be happy to know that our boys find their way with each other. Oh, and they still continue to have some seriously hot steamy sex. The cover, by the way….you will LOVE that scene!!!! You will be able to see that scene come to fruition before your very eyes, and it is all worth it.
This book earned 5 pieces of eye candy from me. But for very different reasons than TRY (which was also 5 pieces of eye candy, if you couldn’t tell by my many re-reads). TRY was all about the men meeting, and convincing Tate to give this a chance. TAKE was about emotions and the reality that happens when you can’t control circumstances around you. It’s a roller coaster ride, and I loved every single minute of it. I got off the ride, and am already ready to get back on the ride and go again! Well done Ella, well done!
Take is the sequel for the amazing book Try by Ella Frank. It starts off right where we left off in the end of Try.
In this book you get to experience so much more emotions between Logan and Tate . Oh, we still get that quick wit banter between them both, but we also get to experience the growth between both Logan and Tate from hot lust to love.
We see a different side of Tate also in here and the decisions he has to face with his not so understanding family and even Logan is surprised to say the least on how everything unfolds .
“Can you sharpen this for me?”
“You want me to play with your pencil, Tate?”
Hilarious. “The sharpener is right by you .
You just have to pick it up and slide it in.”
So you see we still get to witness all the great banter between Logan and Tate but also how much they grown with each other and how they both help to ease each other’s insecurities .
“You saying I’m easy?”
“No…. I’m guessing you’re hard. Really f***ing hard.”
Go grab your copy today!!!
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