W. Ferraro
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Afraid to Fall (the Dennison Series) (Volume 1) von W. Ferraro
Gage was so easy to fall in love with, even though he was stupid and stubborn. I loved Delaney's character, I wish she would have made Gage grovel just a bit more, I think she forgave a bit too easily. Overall a really great story, great secondary characters. I felt a lot for both Gage and Delaney, their struggle's to get over their past, to let themselves love again. I highly recommend this story and can't wait to hear about the other brothers, I'm sure there are some good stories there!
Note to self: Hero was TSTL and because of it, ruined their young lives. What a fool. He deserved to suffer way more than he did. 20 years down the drain ahh hell, why bother going after her now? Dude it's too late to have your dream family with her, you knocked up evil OW and girl of your dreams had family with the guy that should have been you.
Hunter and Molly's story is so raw and real. There were so many things that I loved about this book.
Their connection to one another has existed since childhood. They both kept their longingness to themselves, and loved from afar. Their age difference was an issue as teenagers.
Now adults, life has not necessarily been kind. After a psycho roommate ruins everything they could have always had... They are now trying to co-exist around one another back in their hometown.
I love Molly's life in that it is so real. Ferraro pulls no punches. The snotty, self-absorbed teenager and the meek child are so real. Her struggles of a single mom are not fluffed over. I felt for her. The descriptions and actions are so real-life, one can't help but to be connected to her.
Hunter's confusion and anger over what he thought went on with Molly are so realistic and believable. You can't help but to wish for him to find a way to move past his broken heart and anger.
Lies and truth. That's the biggest part of this story. There are so many morals we could take from it. In the end, this is a story of an undying love. I highly recommend this one, as I tend to do with all of Ferraro's books!… (mehr)
Their connection to one another has existed since childhood. They both kept their longingness to themselves, and loved from afar. Their age difference was an issue as teenagers.
Now adults, life has not necessarily been kind. After a psycho roommate ruins everything they could have always had... They are now trying to co-exist around one another back in their hometown.
I love Molly's life in that it is so real. Ferraro pulls no punches. The snotty, self-absorbed teenager and the meek child are so real. Her struggles of a single mom are not fluffed over. I felt for her. The descriptions and actions are so real-life, one can't help but to be connected to her.
Hunter's confusion and anger over what he thought went on with Molly are so realistic and believable. You can't help but to wish for him to find a way to move past his broken heart and anger.
Lies and truth. That's the biggest part of this story. There are so many morals we could take from it. In the end, this is a story of an undying love. I highly recommend this one, as I tend to do with all of Ferraro's books!… (mehr)
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