On her first day the delivery boy lets them down and she ends up doing a delivery instead. There is absolutely no love lost between Olivia and Dillon, they hate each other and certainly don’t hide their dislike from Emily.Įmily wants to become a teacher so whilst looking for a job takes up a waitress position.

Although much to Dillon’s disapproval she refuses to move in with him and instead moves in with her best friend Olivia. I don’t know where to begin or how even form sentences that will make sense to you, so I must apologise in advance if at any point I ramble or over gush, because this book consumed me and played with my emotions until the very last page, leaving me utterly bereft that it finished too soon.Ĭollide tells the story of Emily, having lost her mother to a battle of cancer, she agrees to move to New York with boyfriend Dillon. Although if I am honest I’m not sure whether I should hate her or love her because I’m now at a complete loss of how to conduct normal life. But how can she choose when she can’t trust her own heart?’įirstly I would like to say a massive THANK YOU to Kate for sending me a copy of Collide. Tall, Dark, and Handsome won’t let go so easily.Īs she discovers Gavin’s pain-filled past, and Dillon’s true nature begins to surface, Emily knows she must take action or risk destroying everyone – including herself. When their paths cross again through an unexpected mutual acquaintance, she tries to deny the connection she feels, but Mr. Their first encounter is brief, but it’s enough to inflame Emily’s senses. A rich notorious playboy, Gavin is dangerous sexy and charming as hell. Dillon Parker has been sweet, thoughtful, and generous through Emily’s loss, and she can’t imagine her life without him – even as her inner voice tells her to go slow. On the heels of her college graduation and the unexpected death of her mother, Emily Cooper moves to New York City to join her boyfriend for a fresh start. She wanted him, and she wanted him badly.

‘Her mind tried to fight a bloody battle against what her body already knew.

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