Release Date: December 26th 2014
Description:
Jared Sutter has a simple rule when it comes to women: keep 'em happy and keep 'em at a distance. He's got his reasons, and they all make sense until he falls for his neighbor and Cassie Bronson makes him want things he's always kept off-limits.
Available in the SEALs of Winter military romance superbundle. Releasing as a single title on December 26, 2014.
My Opinion
I enjoyed Fall Hard a lot more than book 1. This one was sweeter, a lot more believable, and kept a steady pace that had me engaged the whole way through.
I was hesitant to start Fall Hard because of my experience with book one. In that book things felt a little ridiculous and unsatisfying with how danger elements played out. Because of this I didn't know what I was going to get with Fall Hard.
However, I'm so glad that it focused solely on a romance. It was cute, and sweet--not normally something I say about military guys--but I loved the characters. Jared's secret may have seemed a little unbelievable, but I think the author pulled it off.
Overall this was a quick, easy read that kept a smile on my face. It was sweet and engaging, and I definitely preferred it to book 1.
I enjoyed Fall Hard a lot more than book 1. This one was sweeter, a lot more believable, and kept a steady pace that had me engaged the whole way through.
I was hesitant to start Fall Hard because of my experience with book one. In that book things felt a little ridiculous and unsatisfying with how danger elements played out. Because of this I didn't know what I was going to get with Fall Hard.
However, I'm so glad that it focused solely on a romance. It was cute, and sweet--not normally something I say about military guys--but I loved the characters. Jared's secret may have seemed a little unbelievable, but I think the author pulled it off.
Overall this was a quick, easy read that kept a smile on my face. It was sweet and engaging, and I definitely preferred it to book 1.
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