The Other Brother

Book 3 is a standalone in The Collision Series. Every choice has a consequence. Charlotte Thompson knows it all too well. On the run from her past, she hopes to start over in her new home. To keep her secret safe, she must avoid getting close to anyone. The last thing she wants is to get involved with the town’s notorious bad boy. Tanner Brooks is forever doomed to live in the shadow of his older sibling. Regarded as troubled and brooding, he’s seen as nothing more than the other brother. That all changes when a striking new girl captures Tanner’s attention. Charlotte gives him something to feel other than heartache and rage. Determined to prove himself, he will do anything for her … even if it means putting his life on the line. Between Tanner’s unwavering pursuit and Charlotte’s wavering defenses, sparks fly. But when Charlotte’s past catches up to her, she is forced to face the consequences of her actions. What’s worse, Tanner is taken along for the ride. Charlotte needs to save Tanner from her mess and keep them both alive. This is an opposites attract, standalone romance about first love, finding your strength, and learning how to forgive not only others, but yourself. REVIEW"I freaking LOVED this book!!!! From beginning to end, this story consumed me." -- Kara, Rotella Reads "Granata's novels are not simply love stories. They are messages of strength. They are words of encouragement, and hope, and lessons learned. They are about fighting your inner demons, overcoming your obstacles, and surviving." -- Kerry, The Wineing Reader "The instant connection between Charlotte and Tanner was everything. The push and pull kept had me gripping my Kindle. The little moments that I feel Kristen writes so well." -- Andrea Hopkins, Author "Tanner was a hothead with a romantic side that made me swoon. Charlotte was a sweet girl with secrets in her that kept her from moving on with a happy life. Usually you read a story and broken characters come together and fix each other but in this one they fixed themselves so they could be together." -- Tammi, GoodReads Reviewer