Collide

Sunrise Island Brothers, Book 1

De: E. Davies

Narrado por: Greg Boudreaux

“Love doesn’t play by the rules. Why should we?”

CARTER:

Hockey was all I ever wanted, but a collision put my career as a star centre on ice. I’m back in my hometown, the one place I felt free: Sunrise Island.

Fox Harris is back, too. My best friend's little brother isn’t much wiser, but he’s all grown up. He’s my perfect opposite… a little too perfect.

Can I resist the one thing I shouldn’t touch? “I can’t believe he called me… his.”

FELIX:

Carter was so out of my league that he doesn’t even play for my team... but that never stopped me pining. I can’t believe I’m falling into the arms of the one man I never dreamed would want me.

His only rule is that we stay quiet. And I’ve got a rule, too. I’ll take his warm lips and strong arms—but that’s it. I’m playing goalie for my broken heart, but he’s got his eye on the puck.

When Carter takes his shot, can we trust in love… or will everyone lose the riskiest game of all?

Collide is the first book in the Sunrise Island Brothers series about a tiny Canadian island where best friends never forget, misfits finally fit in, and the heart always finds its way home. This steamy MM romance stands alone, with a happily ever after ending and no cliffhanger.

©2024, 2025 E. Davies (P)2025 E. Davies

Felix and Carter

Book #1, this is a great introduction to the island and all of the residents. The hockey play and the best friends little brother. Greg Boudreaux did an amazing job bringing life to the characters. I'm excited to see where this series takes us. Carter and Felix are a beautiful couple. E. Davies never disappoints. 👏❤🔥⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

putting yourself first

It has been awhile since I read this book and I was so happy when I saw that the audiobook was now available.

Carter and Felix/Fox are both hurting and come back into each other's lives at the right moment. They help each other and learn more about themselves in the process.

I love how they find each other and give the other what they need. It might take them a moment, but they get to where they both need and want to be.

Ed does a lovely job with the writing of this story and Greg does a wonderful job bringing the voices off of the pages.