Fighting for Breath

This is truly a book about love without limitations and in all forms possible - the love between orphaned brothers who have to overcome grief and built a new life alone/ Cole and Nathan/; the love between best friends which swiftly and seamlessly morphed in love between partners/ Brooks and Lucas/; the love between friends and like minded people, who work together in Knockout gym, providing safe place for the LGBQTA+ community, but not only and the love in a family/ some parents are really supportive even if not all/. Abrianna Denae's writing language is love and emotions - her characters, stories and plot development speak directly to the soul. They are so well written, so deep, wholesome and meaningful you can feel it while reading and live through their experience.
Brooks and Lucas were in already established relationship when they met the two brothers Cole and Nathan. It's one of this beautiful relationships based on communication, respect and acceptance that radiates comfort, warmth and feeling of unwavering stability. Both Brooks and Lucas felt strongly the pull towards Cole when they met him but in different ways and intensity.
Cole was the sole caretaker for his pre teen brother Nathan after a tragic incident left them alone, grieving and totally lost. He was struggling and fighting to remain afloat and provide for his brother but some needs go well beyond the physical. This is truly a book about love without limitations and in all forms possible - the love between orphaned brothers who have to overcome grief and built a new life alone/ Cole and Nathan/; the love between best friends which swiftly and seamlessly morphed in love between partners/ Brooks and Lucas/; the love between friends and like minded people, who work together in Knockout gym, providing safe place for the LGBQTA+ community, but not only and the love in a family/ some parents are really supportive even if not all/. Abrianna Denae's writing language is love and emotions - her characters, stories and plot development speak directly to the soul. They are so well written, so deep, wholesome and meaningful you can feel it while reading and live through their experience.
Brooks and Lucas were in already established relationship when they met the two brothers Cole and Nathan. It's one of this beautiful relationships based on communication, respect and acceptance that radiates comfort, warmth and feeling of unwavering stability. Both Brooks and Lucas felt strongly the pull towards Cole when they met him but in different way.
Cole was the sole caretaker for his pre teen brother Nathan after a tragic incident left them alone, grieving and totally lost. He was struggling and fighting to remain afloat and provide for his brother but some needs go well beyond the physical. At this difficult moment, Cole and Nathan received an unexpected lifeline - an invitation for Nathan to train and learn at the Knockout gym. It was a life-changing moment that connected Brooks, Lucas, Cole and Nathan in unexpected ways. For Cole and Nathan, it was even more - a much-needed breath of fresh air, an island of calm in the hostile sea of daily challenges they both navigated, an embrace of unconditional, caring love they both desperately needed. The story also has a strong non-binary presentation and interesting interpretation of transitioning and finding your true self, even if it doesn't conform to societal norms and expectations / Brooks is enby and Nathan is in the process of discovering who he really is /. The underlined message woven into the story is that everyone has the human right to be accepted and respected in the way they identify. But discovering who you really are is a lifelong journey of self-discovery.