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Publication Date: March 5, 2019
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Language: English
ASIN: B07P67CNDK
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Delightful, poignant, steamy, heartbreaking and soul healing journey to trust and love. Oh my happy heart i loved this story. I laughed and i cried and i will carry the heart of these MC's with me for a long time. The writing was beautiful and so compelling. The story-line flowed and was engaging.Jag and Michael are two halves of a whole and this is an amazing story about how trust can change two lives. I really enjoyed both MC's and i loved the romance of so many of the scenes that were created so beautifully.There are some very painful scenes in this book and i would recommend reading the trigger warnings. However each memory and experience leads to understanding the conflict and makeup of Jag and Michael.This is a beautiful read and i highly recommend it!!
So worth to read it.
This is my first tale by the author, but I found it kind of annoying that she'd write a tale that I only belatedly realised was set in the UK, as she did not give one identifying feature as to where it's set. What clued me in was the mention of twenty pounds for a lap dance. And, she didn't do her research about a separate issue.The English language used wasn't really the English English I'm used to as a Brit; I can't really recall what exactly, mainly expressions (I think 'in uni' was one, rather than the 'at uni' we use, and more). And, the author portrays, and yes I know it's fiction, a UK that I can't imagine. Spoilers follow, so please look away if you'd rather not know.Brits are, for the most, live and let live people, especially Londoners; anything goes. We don't really bat an eyelid at anything 'alternative' and I use the definition in the broadest sense. I have never once witnessed or heard of anything homophobic. I'm not saying that homophobia may not exist, but I don't think that anyone with a brain and a half decent education would openly express this in 2019 UK; they are the ones who'd be vilified, not the homosexual person.I could not suspend disbelief enough to believe that Jag's doctor mother, a medical professional, would believe in conversion therapy. I don't think Brits could be that moronic. I checked with hubs, who just happens to be an Approved Mental Health Professional (that the author mentions) and conversion therapy isn't a UK thing; he asked if the tale was set in the US and I got raised brows when I said, 'No, UK.' If it does exist, it's illegal and 'under the table' and normally only seen in ethnic communities.And, it is NOT possible that any fellow professional would collude with the mother, even if she broke her oath to do no wrong, to force someone into being sectioned. The mother would not be allowed to be part of the process, as you have to be specially trained and qualified, and there are too many mental health laws and safeguards in place, the most important being that one person has to be completely independent. Sectioning is an extreme last resort. There are NO grounds for Jag's fears, and any decent solicitor would have been able to dismiss Jag's fears outright. It would have been pretty easy (for the author, for Jag, for Michael, for the solicitor...) to google and get the right info, so that part of the storyline was really weak, especially as Michael had clearly done some research and had come up with the idea of a solicitor. There are no 'shaky grounds for a sectioning', or, 'if they haven't followed the right steps.' as the solicitor puts it... So, a deal breaker for me, as the author really should have researched more to make that part of the book credible. I did finish the tale, but it wasn't credible for me, and I thought it tropey with the older, bigger male lead turning out to be the malleable, submissive, needy one, and the smaller, slighter guy calling the shots and being the bossy top. And, Jag called the shots on the whole relationship, which made it too unequal for me. This book wasn't for me, sorry.ARC courtesy of the author; a review was not a requirement.
This is the first time I’ve read a book from the author. The start was quite slow, as the story progressed the storyline just became ridiculous, the reason for the paranoia is warranted since he’s been running and scared since he was 15 but at 20 years old, nah, you’re a grown man and no one can legally make you go some place without proper cause and all this guy Jag had to do was ask the question, why can’t my parents force me to go with them, that’s the only question cause after that was asked, problems solved, smh. It was a painful read and the characters lacked chemistry and the back and forth with Jag being all secretive and Michael being all woe is me cause Jag won’t answer questions, and I felt for Michael but man was it painful. I skipped to the end, it was just absolute torture.Overall, skip it, the angst was misplaced and the characters had no chemistry and the storyline was ridiculous.
Jag is broken. Running from his parents who placed him in conversion therapy because he was gay. Running from someone he thought he could trust. Running from his memories. Living by his own set of rules that had protected him for years.Michael owns a club that is a safe haven for gay men. They dance and he pays them fairly and protects them. Not allowing anyone to force them into doing something they don’t want to do.When Michael give Jag a safe place to work and live he thinks maybe he will be safe for a while before he needs to run again. He didn’t know that by allowing Michael in a little bit that the man would take over his heart.This was a sad story about a young man who was hurt beyond understanding by his family. The author did a nice job of depicting his uncertainty and pain and his unwillingness to let anyone in. She gave him Michael as a way to start healing. Nicely done
“Broken†is a book that shows us the journey of Jag and Michael finding one another and piecing themselves back together; each helping the other in their own way. I loved how Jag used dance to help express himself and how Michael didn’t just heal him magically. “Broken†tackles a hard subject that I cannot stand, conversion therapy (which needs to be abolished), Ms Davison shows the reader the long term psychological damage that it leaves behind. This story was well written, my only complaint is that I wished for an epilogue, but that’s just me being greedy for more Jag, Michael, Mac and Russell :)I give this book 4 stars.I received an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.
This is the first book by Colette Davison that I have read and I loved it. I love when a writer can make someone who thinks they are broken realize that their strengths are in what they have survived. The characters were well written and through my tears I loved it.
Couldn't stop turning pages! Both characters were well written and awesomely portrayed. They were meant for each other. I really enjoyed this story and would definitely read this author again...and AGAIN!
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