He showed up every night, flirting, teasing…making Tate think things he never thought he would for a man. Though Tate resisted, he couldn’t help but be drawn to Logan. Tate couldn’t help the laugh escaping his mouth at Logan’s directness. “What do I need to get you into my bed?” Logan asked boldly.

He goes after whatever he wants, whether male or female, and says what ever is on his mind.

Logan is nerd-sexy in his three piece suit and tie and glasses, with a gorgeously perfect body beneath it. But not once has he ever thought of a guy in a sexual way until Logan sat at his bar. He knows to flirt with customers for tips, even if the customers are guys. Tate is the hot, straight, curly haired new bartender at Logan’s favorite bar. And what a perfect name for the series! Both Logan and Tate are pure Temptation. But it isn’t necessary to read Edible first, Try is a spin off that is the first in it’s own series, ‘Temptation’. We met Logan in Edible, he is Cole’s half brother and law partner. All that banter builds some major sexual tension, but holy hell, I have to say, I don’t know how any man or woman could deny Logan.

What I really love about Ella’s writing in general is the flirtatious, sexual banter/fighting between her lead characters. “So…I like to try a little bit of everything and everyone.” The words sank into Tate’s head, settling in, and then they started to make a whole lot more sense-until Logan, as usual, threw another can of gasoline on the fire. (Yay for the kids sleeping out!) Piece of advice ladies: I was smart enough to keep what I was reading private, because knowing my husband, we would have had some shrinkage, had he known. Try by Ella Frank turned out to be the hottest book I have read all year! How crazy is that? I didn’t even think I liked m/m! I mean, the book took me like 4 days to read, because every time I got in bed to read, within 5 minutes, I needed some relief, and luckily, my husband was always around to oblige. But I have also read all of Ella Frank’s books, and loved every hot story she has written, so I figured if anyone can do m/m right, it’s Ella. Usually a book turns me on because, well, I’m picturing myself in place of the heroine. They have been OK, but the m/m never really got me going. I want to say right off the bat, that I have read a few m/m books, but usually they were part of a series, weren’t human, or part of a menage.

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