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miyawakiss 's review for:
The Fall Risk
by Abby Jimenez
emotional
funny
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
There was no question, no doubt. This is a 5β read, hands down. I never thought I could be so invested in a story so quickly. I never thought I could feel so much from a book that wasn't even 100 pages long. I never thought I could feel so empty after such a short read. But here we are... π₯Ίπ’π
By page 20, I was already so deeply rooted in the characters and their story.π While this was fast paced, it definitely wasn't rushed. The pacing was so good that I barely noticed it was a short book until we got to the end and I'm like, "NO, WAIT, I WANT MORE!"
I am IN LOVE with Seth. His humour was impeccable and right up my alley. I am DEVASTATED that he's not real π I also love Charlotte. She was so relatable and endearing, and I want to protect her.π I howled together with Charlotte at "Pecker and Pecker" ππ Gabe and Izzy were awesome and so cute together, I want them to be my BFFs. The old ladies from the retirement home were freaking GOLD. I loved them so so much, bless their hearts! β€οΈ
The resolution to the issue was resolved in a pretty satisfying way, though I wished it was a bit longer and more descriptive so I could revel in gratification that the creep was gone.ππͺπ»
This book actually managed to touch on some pretty deep topics. Did it dig all the way in? Of course not, this is a novella. But it touched on enough that it made me pause. It made me think. It made me feel.π₯Ή I've never laughed so much in a romance novella before. While I did wish there was more, upon reflecting, I think this was just the right amount for this story.
This is actually my very first Abby Jimenez book and what a beautiful introduction to her work. I am so excited to read her other books because if this is the quality of her writing, I'm in for an amazing ride πβ€οΈπ©·
To the woman who carried an emotional support bear spray and to the man who promised a fish it would never live in a cup again and quoted tree facts like nobody's business - cheers π₯
By page 20, I was already so deeply rooted in the characters and their story.π While this was fast paced, it definitely wasn't rushed. The pacing was so good that I barely noticed it was a short book until we got to the end and I'm like, "NO, WAIT, I WANT MORE!"
I am IN LOVE with Seth. His humour was impeccable and right up my alley. I am DEVASTATED that he's not real π I also love Charlotte. She was so relatable and endearing, and I want to protect her.π I howled together with Charlotte at "Pecker and Pecker" ππ Gabe and Izzy were awesome and so cute together, I want them to be my BFFs. The old ladies from the retirement home were freaking GOLD. I loved them so so much, bless their hearts! β€οΈ
The resolution to the issue was resolved in a pretty satisfying way, though I wished it was a bit longer and more descriptive so I could revel in gratification that the creep was gone.ππͺπ»
This book actually managed to touch on some pretty deep topics. Did it dig all the way in? Of course not, this is a novella. But it touched on enough that it made me pause. It made me think. It made me feel.π₯Ή I've never laughed so much in a romance novella before. While I did wish there was more, upon reflecting, I think this was just the right amount for this story.
This is actually my very first Abby Jimenez book and what a beautiful introduction to her work. I am so excited to read her other books because if this is the quality of her writing, I'm in for an amazing ride πβ€οΈπ©·
To the woman who carried an emotional support bear spray and to the man who promised a fish it would never live in a cup again and quoted tree facts like nobody's business - cheers π₯