A review by brownskinnedreader
I Could Fall in Love by Kimberly Brown

emotional hopeful sad medium-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? Yes
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated

5.0

Give me a marriage of convenience any day! 

This book follows Mitchell and Lavish as they both learn life lessons from each other. This book deals with grief, self-love, humility, found family, trust and acceptance.

Mitchell and Lavish have a chance meeting at a night club in New Orleans. Lavish is there to celebrate her freedom from an abusive 5 year marriage while Mitchell is trying to figure out the dilemma of his father's dying request. As Lavish parties away, Mitchell feels somewhat protective of her since she is clearly drunk and in the club alone. He defends her when another guy starts touching her without her permission and ensures she is sage when it is clear that she has had too much to drink. Outside she spills her guts to him about her living situation and he sees it as a great opportunity to help. He gets a fake marriage to please his father and she gets the money she needs to start over but things are never that easy!

Kimberly did an amazing job bringing these two characters to life. It pulls you in and you feel the love and the grief of both characters. I smiled, I cried and my heart grew with these characters and their family. Lavish is an easy lovable character and from the beginning I wanted to fight for her. She deserves love and I am happy Mitchell is willing to give that to her

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