

Unwrapped is a quick, nostalgic story about two childhood friends who fall out friendship early in life and end up reconnecting when they attend the same uni. The twist is that one of them has been carrying feelings for the other, or at least that is what he thought. We follow Sam and Ryan as they stumble back into each other's lives by literally bumping into one another at a small gym. All those old, bottled up feelings come rushing back, and suddenly neither of them can pretend they aren't there.
It is a great short read, light and heartfelt and easy to sink into. Still, it feels like it is just scratching the surface. With more room to explore their history, their growth, and the slow unfurling of their relationship, it could easily become a full, satisfying novel.
Unwrapped is a quick, nostalgic story about two childhood friends who fall out friendship early in life and end up reconnecting when they attend the same uni. The twist is that one of them has been carrying feelings for the other, or at least that is what he thought. We follow Sam and Ryan as they stumble back into each other's lives by literally bumping into one another at a small gym. All those old, bottled up feelings come rushing back, and suddenly neither of them can pretend they aren't there.
It is a great short read, light and heartfelt and easy to sink into. Still, it feels like it is just scratching the surface. With more room to explore their history, their growth, and the slow unfurling of their relationship, it could easily become a full, satisfying novel.

Collided was an easy book to fall into, especially with that instant spark wrapped in mutual hate. From the very beginning, you could tell they were destined to crash straight into each other, and honestly, who doesn’t enjoy a good forbidden‑romance setup. Some moments moved a bit fast, but the banter and tension kept me hooked. It’s a quick, engaging read that pulls you along.
Collided was an easy book to fall into, especially with that instant spark wrapped in mutual hate. From the very beginning, you could tell they were destined to crash straight into each other, and honestly, who doesn’t enjoy a good forbidden‑romance setup. Some moments moved a bit fast, but the banter and tension kept me hooked. It’s a quick, engaging read that pulls you along.