3.8 Stars

So what if it is Valentine's Weekend? Charlotte and Seth are not here for romance. However, with a stalker setting his sights on Charlotte, and a disaster putting her and Seth together, they will have to navigate the situation in more ways than one. 

The story comes in Charlotte and Seth’s POVs. 

This is my first work by the author and I can see why she has such a fan base. Despite the limited page count, the author gave us two romance tracks (yeah two) and tackled a social situation – stalking. 

The dual POV works well to give us insights and backstories about the main characters. They are both sweet people, and it’s easy to like them. I liked Gabe and Izzy too! 

We can see how a stalker’s presence has changed the FMC’s life. While she has great help from friends, there’s no denying that she has to live in constant fear. 

The romance is of course fast-tracked but it still feels organic enough. The meet-cute and other interactions are entertaining and fun. I like the orange theory. Might try it in real life even if I don’t like the fruit. 

Not really a fan of the old women but they can bake so okay! 

To summarize, The Fall Risk is a steady-paced short story/ novelette with interesting characters. Time to check out a full-length novel by the author. 

Thank you, NetGalley and Amazon Original Stories, for eARC. This review is voluntary and contains my honest opinion about the book. 

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