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A review by bookmaniacforever
Crashed by K. Bromberg
5.0
⭐️ 5+ STARS ⭐️
This portion of Colton and Rylee’s story might be my favorite.
The feelings disclosed are still prevalent and gripped me intensely.
What I liked more than ever is that they once again have a mountain of obstacles to surmount to have their little piece of heaven, but contrary to the first two books, they stick together to confront them. Colton grew so much since Driven and to finally see the darkness slowly letting place to light in his life and him finally accepting it was a beautiful journey.
"Ry... don't you know I never forget a single moment when I race... on of off the track?"
What is more apparent is also their undeniable connection they can’t deny anymore and the purpose they have in each other’s life. Although it’s still hard for Colton to express himself in words, he shows time and time again that Rylee is the most vital part of his life and she’s his strength. Without words spoken, I often found myself speechless by the emotions showed between this fascinating couple. Their chemistry between the sheet is still so passionate.
I also find myself a deep appreciation for Beckett in this book. He was the best friend Colton needed to make him faces his struggles and realizes what he has with Rylee. I was so glad to see this kind of bromance. They're able to have funny moments, but also deeper and important ones.
"I race you, Ry. I really, really race you."
K. Bromberg definitely imposed herself as one of my new favorite author.
I still can’t realize that I’ve missed reading this series for the last three years and half. Definitely one of my top one now!
This whole series is a 5+ stars of roller coaster emotional pages.
Thanks you K. Bromberg for this epic journey you made me live!
This portion of Colton and Rylee’s story might be my favorite.
The feelings disclosed are still prevalent and gripped me intensely.
What I liked more than ever is that they once again have a mountain of obstacles to surmount to have their little piece of heaven, but contrary to the first two books, they stick together to confront them. Colton grew so much since Driven and to finally see the darkness slowly letting place to light in his life and him finally accepting it was a beautiful journey.
"Ry... don't you know I never forget a single moment when I race... on of off the track?"
What is more apparent is also their undeniable connection they can’t deny anymore and the purpose they have in each other’s life. Although it’s still hard for Colton to express himself in words, he shows time and time again that Rylee is the most vital part of his life and she’s his strength. Without words spoken, I often found myself speechless by the emotions showed between this fascinating couple. Their chemistry between the sheet is still so passionate.
I also find myself a deep appreciation for Beckett in this book. He was the best friend Colton needed to make him faces his struggles and realizes what he has with Rylee. I was so glad to see this kind of bromance. They're able to have funny moments, but also deeper and important ones.
"I race you, Ry. I really, really race you."
K. Bromberg definitely imposed herself as one of my new favorite author.
I still can’t realize that I’ve missed reading this series for the last three years and half. Definitely one of my top one now!
This whole series is a 5+ stars of roller coaster emotional pages.
Thanks you K. Bromberg for this epic journey you made me live!