Kitty's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 5 STARS 
 Well, when someone tells you that a "cover" does not get their attention or pique their interest in reading a book, tell them to look at the cover for "Take" and dare them not to purchase it to see what it's all about. Yes, the cover grabbed me and I knew that I had to have this book. But first, I had to read "Try". It took me a total of two days to read both books. I was drawn in from the first scene in "Try" and Ms. Frank did not let me up for air, not even at the end of "Take". She left me breathless and desperate for more of Logan and Tate. 
 Yes, gay, bi, straight - it doesn't matter to me ... I'm in love with Logan and Tate. Two men so perfect for each other that you felt the love, lust and admiration just pour off of them right through the pages. I actually felt a little like a Peeping Tom looking through a window at two lives that are so intertwined with each other that you don't know where one begins and one ends. 
 Watching Logan face his fear of rejection, deal with it and admit all to Tate was like watching a wall of domino's come falling down. Once it started, there was no way to stop it. The decision for it to be "all or nothing" was a hard one for Logan but he knew, deep in his heart, that he had to open up or lose the man that could be the love of his life. As his life and his views on life change, our hearts open up more to the real man that Logan is. Yes, he is arrogant and smug, he is flirtatious and blatantly sexual. But, in my opinion, it's an act to cover the true Logan .... the one that is a truly loving and caring man - he's sweet and kind, trusting and possessive. 
 And, our curly haired, sexy Tate. OMG, this man just owns me. What could be said about a man who is intrusting his love, his heart, his life to a man that that pushed and prodded his way into his life; has him opening his eyes to a love that is so strong and blissful that it hurts as much as it pleasures; has him accepting being disowned by his family for his sexual orientation. The only word that comes to mind for me is "WOW". Standing up to his family, his soon-to-be ex-wife, Logan. His transformation is nothing but amazing and the love that pours off of him for Logan is 
 absolutely beautiful. When the decision is made, when he opens up his eyes and faces the truth that is right in front of him, your heart bursts open and you let out a sigh of relief. Yes, these two men belong together - in bed, out of bed, in life, together, forever. There is no doubt. 
 So, besides the riveting story of two men and the love that they have for each other, the trials and tribulations of accepting the partnership between them and the outside forces looking to destroy their love, Ms. Frank is not shy when it comes to the sex scenes. The funny part, you get so into the story and everything going on between them, that the sex (and lots of it) becomes a sideline. Yes, it's part and parcel of what Logan and Tate have - it's exploding - then it's loving, sexual and trusting. It's all their emotions rolled into an act of love. Whether it's hard and fast, slow and loving - making love or getting f*cked ... it was always an act of love - the one true way to show how you feel and the emotions behind those feelings. And, Ms. Frank did not leave out one emotion or leave anything to the imagination. I think there was a time that my Kindle was shaking on it's own with the sexual energy that was coming off the pages of this book. 
 Ah, the HEA for now. Yes, there's another cliff hanger as Ella has let us just get a glimpse of what transpired over the next few weeks after "Try". A lot happened - Chris is happening. Now, Logan and Tate will stand and face all the fall-out, together. So, well done, Ms. Frank even though the ending had me slamming my Kindle shut and saying "You've got to be kidding me!"... I am waiting, impatiently, for the next installment of Logan and Tate.