Let Love Live by Melissa Collins
This review is from 2014 and is kept here for reference. Titles, prices and availability may have changed.
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- Stars
- ★★★★★
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- ContemporaryGay
- Series
- Standalone
Recommendation
You know the best part about this book? This is the first one in the series I picked up, and now I get to read ALL THE OTHER ONES. (And since I’m usually a M/M-only girl, that’s saying something.) I’m pretty sure I can survive on Kindle and water for a week. No but seriously, this book? Worth every single penny and then some. I don’t often reread but I already know when I’m done with book 4, I’ll have my cute button nose buried right into Let Love Live again, because the writing is awesome, and it’s storytelling at its best. I realize I’m gushing but I just don’t care. READ IT. ~ Solange [August 2014]
Publisher synopsis
Who would you become if you lost the only person who ever mattered?
For twenty-six year old Dylan Hopkins, the answer is easy. He’s become no one. Memories of the happier times are all he has left as he finds himself meandering numbly through his now dull life. Though he cares about his work and family dearly, he’s yet to let himself find love again. Afraid of letting go of what he once had, Dylan chooses to keep his heart buried, where it belongs, having died a long time ago.
Conner Michelson is about to change everything Dylan knows. He’s every bit the bad boy persona – tatted up, ex-MMA fighter, but after an injury leaves him unable to fight, he has to rethink his goals. Having just opened his own gym, Conner can cross his first major life accomplishment off his very short list. Next up: find a man he can settle down with and build a family. Seems simple enough – a dream most people have, but when he meets Dylan, his carefree, easy-going life is thrown into a tailspin.
Determined to keep Dylan in his life, Conner vows to resurrect Dylan's long ago buried heart and let love live once more.
Review published August 11, 2014