Moment of Impact is about two college roommates' - the bisexual Tanner D'Amico and the closeted with a very religious family Collin Fitzpatrick - who fall in love until Collin was forced to come out in the closet. But who would Collin choose? Tanner or his family? 
 This would have been a fantastic short read if not for the single factor in the story that totally grate on my nerves - the girl bff / fubu. I'm okay with the story being so rushed. I was even okay with it about Collin's quick acceptance of his sexuality but I just don't get Tanner's logic when the whole thing about them started - him liking Collin so much whilst fucking Wendy during those times. Ugh. It just feels kind of twisted for me to really understand or try to accept. 
 Even the quick change of heart of Tanner's side from being so understanding to being a demanding college brat about their relationship is easy to ignore because everything happens so fast and in-between is the massive amount of sex in the story. 
 This has great potentials that weren't fully realized and I'm hoping that it'd pick up in the second book of the series. 
 Rating: 3 out of 5 stars