Collide by Nicole Sobon
Publication Date: December 15, 2017
Publisher: Inkspell Publishing
Three simple words were all it
took to change their lives forever.
Losing a loved one is hard. Learning to survive in their
absence? That’s even harder. For Gemma Michaels, life had become difficult
following her brother’s death, but the one thing that kept her afloat was the
one thing she knew she shouldn’t have desired – her best friend, Ben.
He’d made a promise to her brother – to protect her, no
matter what. For Ben, that had meant that she was off limits. But then she
slips and tells him the three words he’s been waiting to hear.
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I received an ARC of this book, through Chapter by Chapter Book Tours, for honest review and in participation of a blog tour. This is my honest review.
I was drawn into this book, oh my goodness. It starts with a gentle stab to the heart. Slowly, the wound is healing. Then stabbed again, but this time it heals properly. The characters! I related to Gemma so much, because I know what it's like to lose a brother. I've lost two. It was a bit frustrating for me because I know Ben wanted to keep his promise to his best friend, but avoiding relations with Gemma was torturous. The good kind.
I do not think I've ever read any of Nicole Sobon's books before now, if I have I'm sure it'll come to me. Collide was amazing. I could finish it in one sitting. And I definitely read it a few times. It was that good.
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EXCERPT!
“About last night—”
“I’d
rather talk privately, if it’s all right with you?” I glanced back at Molly’s
open door. I knew she was getting ready for work, but I also knew she was known
to eavesdrop. It had always been a specialty of hers, one that often ended up
biting me in the ass.
And
although she’d known about my feelings for Ben for some time, this wasn’t a
conversation I was ready for her to hear. Hell, it wasn’t a conversation I was
ready to hear.
I
led him toward my room, my heart pounding against my chest, increasing in speed
with every step almost as though it would shatter at any given moment. It was
ridiculous to be scared. He had been over countless times. Hell, he had even
slept in my room on days he came by to check on me when I was sick. I shouldn’t
have been nervous, but I was.
Because
this? This was different.
This
wasn’t Ben coming by for relationship advice; this wasn’t Ben cuddling with me
in bed when I was sick with a fever. This was Ben coming to talk to me about us
because my dumb ass couldn’t keep my mouth shut.
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