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A review by cozysquib
The Fall Risk by Abby Jimenez
2.0
The Fall Risk by Abby Jimenez
I... did not like this book.
It’s short, sweet, and to the point, which was exactly what I needed from a quick audiobook to fill a two-hour window. However, there are just some things in here that toe so far past suspended disbelief and straight into full-blown ridiculous territory.
The cute little tree puns and the humor? Great. I liked the general vibe of the story.
But my deeply rooted internal cynicism just could not get past the multiple instances of "falling in love with for a while" and "anything you want" coming from a guy who met this girl literally THREE DAYS AGO and doesn’t even really know her.
Falling for someone? Sure.
Being interested in being a provider? A little soon for that, but fine.
But falling in LOVE? For a while?? Sir. Be so serious right now.
Where exactly does “for a while” come into play here? Was that hour two or hour seventy-two? Help me out.
Anyway. Not bad. It filled the time. But I’m frustrated enough that this review is now bordering on being longer than the entire 88-page book. Soooo… yeah.
I... did not like this book.
It’s short, sweet, and to the point, which was exactly what I needed from a quick audiobook to fill a two-hour window. However, there are just some things in here that toe so far past suspended disbelief and straight into full-blown ridiculous territory.
The cute little tree puns and the humor? Great. I liked the general vibe of the story.
But my deeply rooted internal cynicism just could not get past the multiple instances of "falling in love with for a while" and "anything you want" coming from a guy who met this girl literally THREE DAYS AGO and doesn’t even really know her.
Falling for someone? Sure.
Being interested in being a provider? A little soon for that, but fine.
But falling in LOVE? For a while?? Sir. Be so serious right now.
Where exactly does “for a while” come into play here? Was that hour two or hour seventy-two? Help me out.
Anyway. Not bad. It filled the time. But I’m frustrated enough that this review is now bordering on being longer than the entire 88-page book. Soooo… yeah.