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triciab04 's review for:
Falling into You
by Jasinda Wilder
3.5 Stars
I have to say, I think Jasinda Wilder really did some things amazingly well in Falling into You. I liked how there was this one pivotal moment that literally changed everything.
This book started out all innocence, smiles, sunshine and light. I enjoyed this side of the story, it was all sweet and happy and simple. And then tragedy strikes and in the blink of an eye all the light and sunshine disappears. Now you are now being lead through this tunnel of darkness, where pain and loss and hopelessness are everywhere and it is all overwhelming. It was such a radical contrast from the beginning that it almost felt like a completely different story! I thought it was brilliant.
I know this might be weird but I kind of liked Nell when she wasn't so perfect and shiny. I mean I wasn't thrilled with how she was handling things on her own, but once Colton was there helping her, I thought she was pretty great. Colton was just ridiculously hot, and I love the way he was there for Nell.
So I have been noticing in quite a few books lately that they basically come with playlists. I think I kind of love that! I have a great big love for music, I listen to it every day. What I am listening to always coincides with the way I am feeling at that moment. I think adding all these songs into the story just add another layer to it. It's another way for us as readers to connect and feel whatever emotions the authors are trying to convey. And the playlist in this particular book was pretty kickass! I will definitely be checking out more from this author.
I have to say, I think Jasinda Wilder really did some things amazingly well in Falling into You. I liked how there was this one pivotal moment that literally changed everything.
This book started out all innocence, smiles, sunshine and light. I enjoyed this side of the story, it was all sweet and happy and simple. And then tragedy strikes and in the blink of an eye all the light and sunshine disappears. Now you are now being lead through this tunnel of darkness, where pain and loss and hopelessness are everywhere and it is all overwhelming. It was such a radical contrast from the beginning that it almost felt like a completely different story! I thought it was brilliant.
I know this might be weird but I kind of liked Nell when she wasn't so perfect and shiny. I mean I wasn't thrilled with how she was handling things on her own, but once Colton was there helping her, I thought she was pretty great. Colton was just ridiculously hot, and I love the way he was there for Nell.
So I have been noticing in quite a few books lately that they basically come with playlists. I think I kind of love that! I have a great big love for music, I listen to it every day. What I am listening to always coincides with the way I am feeling at that moment. I think adding all these songs into the story just add another layer to it. It's another way for us as readers to connect and feel whatever emotions the authors are trying to convey. And the playlist in this particular book was pretty kickass! I will definitely be checking out more from this author.