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A review by aligroen
As I Am by Melissa Collins
4.0
Rating: 4 stars out of 5
Oh man, both of these guys and everything they have been through, they totally deserved to find love and that it’s together is even better! Chase had to make some hard decisions after his parents died and hasn’t really had any support or help. Noah has given himself over to being a doctor and after his last relationship ended he doesn’t really see the point in trying again.
Chase is at the point where he is just trying to survive and in his own mind he knows that no one would want him if they really knew everything he had going on. Noah has a great group of friends around him but is quick to think the worst after catching his ex cheating.
I couldn’t help but feel for these guys. I was easy to relate to Chase because I know what it’s like to feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders even if I couldn’t in other ways and I loved watching Noah just take care of and support him when he needed it, it was just what his fragile heart needs. I still couldn’t really like his friend Gavin though, even if at times he thought he was helping he didn’t do much and thought about himself first. Noah is very cynical in his assumptions but I loved that he was willing to apologize and accept when he was wrong and the unconditional support from Chase was just what he needed. I loved these guys so much and the only reason it’s not 5 stars is that there were just too many points that I felt the characters didn’t fully resolve what they were talking about or doing.
The cover art by Sommer Stein is great and I love the picture of these characters together.
Oh man, both of these guys and everything they have been through, they totally deserved to find love and that it’s together is even better! Chase had to make some hard decisions after his parents died and hasn’t really had any support or help. Noah has given himself over to being a doctor and after his last relationship ended he doesn’t really see the point in trying again.
Chase is at the point where he is just trying to survive and in his own mind he knows that no one would want him if they really knew everything he had going on. Noah has a great group of friends around him but is quick to think the worst after catching his ex cheating.
I couldn’t help but feel for these guys. I was easy to relate to Chase because I know what it’s like to feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders even if I couldn’t in other ways and I loved watching Noah just take care of and support him when he needed it, it was just what his fragile heart needs. I still couldn’t really like his friend Gavin though, even if at times he thought he was helping he didn’t do much and thought about himself first. Noah is very cynical in his assumptions but I loved that he was willing to apologize and accept when he was wrong and the unconditional support from Chase was just what he needed. I loved these guys so much and the only reason it’s not 5 stars is that there were just too many points that I felt the characters didn’t fully resolve what they were talking about or doing.
The cover art by Sommer Stein is great and I love the picture of these characters together.