[Double Review] Tate & True, by: Ella Frank

Temptation #4

TATE

by: Ella Frank
Release Date: September 7th, 2017
Read Date: October 8th, 2017
Genre: MM Romance, Adult
Format: Kindle Edition
Pages: 274

William Tate Morrison – The man who came into my life and turned my entire world—and me—on its ass.

Logan Mitchell has always been a man with a plan.
One for work. One for his relationship. And one for his life. Which is exactly the way he liked it—until recently.
Now with words like marriage and weddings floating around his head, Logan’s plans have suddenly changed course, and where they want him to go has him feeling somewhat distracted.

Tate Morrison knows Logan better than anybody else—or so he thinks. So when his lawyer is finding it hard to sleep at night, he chalks it up to the craziness that has recently descended on their lives.
Never in a million years would he guess what’s really on Logan’s mind.

Tate is the fifth book in the Temptation Series, and the next chapter in the lives of the two men we have all come to know and love..

Temptation #6

TRUE

by: Ella Frank
Release Date: December 19th, 2017
Read Date: December 21th, 2017
Genre: MM Romance, Adult
Format: Kindle Edition
Pages: 286

True - adjective: That which is accurate or exact.

I dare you to try.
I think you’re my truth.
Terrify me.
Marry me.
Marry me.
Marry me...

Four years ago, Logan Mitchell walked into Tate’s life and challenged him to see it differently.

He dared Tate to try a kiss, when normally he wouldn’t have.
He begged him to take a chance, when he probably shouldn’t have.
But most importantly, he asked Tate to trust that he would love him, and he did. From that moment on, Tate realized exactly what his life had been missing—Logan.

Happily-ever-afters come in many different forms. But for Tate Morrison, there’s only one ending he wants. The one where the guy marries the guy and true love conquers all.

Now all he has to do is tell Logan.

Join Logan and Tate as they finally realize what the rest of us knew all along. That they belong together for better or worse—always.

my rate

I have to start saying something really important: This is basically one of my top favorite series, hands down. Some of these books I have read more than three times and I’m pretty sure that I will reread them some more, I just never get tired of the story, the romance and the witty dialogues between Logan and Tate. Now, that said, let me talk to you about these two books. I didn’t review Tate back when I finished because life. I have time now so I better give my piece of mind about the end of the series.

This story has the best flow ever, so that’s why it can be read fast even though is a little long (six books is a lot). And that’s also why I enjoy it so good every time I read it. The romance between Logan and Tate is so palpable that I truly jealous that I don’t have someone like them in my life. Is real, accurate and totally relatable when it come to their conversations. I love every single character, because even the annoying one make the story an excellent one. But obviously my fave ones are the main ones. They just are into my heart and they are going nowhere.

Logan and Tate are quite opposites in the story so I guess that’s why they attract so much. Reading True made me realize how much they have grown as a couple and as individuals too. I feel like those characters are real and what I am reading is a true story. I feel like I could meet them in real life and have them as friends. Ella Frank writes so good that it makes me feel all that. PLUS those new covers are gorgeous. 

Overall, Tate and True are the perfect ending for this series and the best happy ending for these two lovebirds. I look forward to other works of the same author that you will be kind of hinted in this last book, no telling of who I’m talking about. I will not get more of these two guys, but I can always go back and read them all over again (which I will). I fully, fully recommend this series to anyone who is a sucker for a well written romance. Come, read it and you will never regret it.

tate

 

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