A review by romancebookdragon
The Year We Fell Down by Sarina Bowen

5.0

I feel like the the first two book titles in this series are good explanations of this year. This is the first book I’ve read where one of the main characters is in a wheel chair and I love this book because this is probably the first hero who has a girlfriend at the beginning and he doesn’t well stick his dick in the heroine before he’s broken up with his girlfriend that is a very strange trend in books I mean would you date a guy who’s slept with someone behind their partners back. Hartley’s girlfriend is what I would call a prissy pink princess with a silver spoon shoved up her ass, when we meet her I instantly thought ‘she would not survive quarantine’. Hartley like I said was a good boyfriendish there was a little bit of sexy times with our heroine Corey, Hartley broke his leg in two places climbing a rock climbing wall with out any safety gear while being very drunk and all I have to say is year that sounds right. He lives in the same building as Corey and I love their friendship it felt really and wasn’t romances were it very unlikely to happen in real life *cough cough* hallmark movies *cough cough* they spent time together like normal people while Hartley’s girlfriend was enjoying many of Europe’s men. Hartley and stacia relationship is what I would discribe as hella toxic. Corey is in a wheelchair and she’s sick of people staring at her and feeling sorry for her my response to her go make friends with autistic people we have Virtually no filter we don’t really understand she’s in a wheelchair let’s feel bad for her we will probably ask her ‘if she can do any trick and can she show us some’ I’m not found of her mother she frankly exhausts me and I know she’s a worried mother but this is basically going on an ocd level (no offence to anybody with ocd). Corey was a hockey player before her accident a year prior to the start of the book and this book goes into her fears about her sexual capability mostly at time (Hartley I love you