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A review by suze_1624
Accepting the Fall by Meg Harding
4.0
3.75*
A fairly easy going character driven story about childhood friends/sweethearts (though only one was invested) meeting 17 years later and learning to like each other again and basically grow up.
To be fair Cole’s character is fairly put together though love is a battle for him - love is easy, intimacy isn’t.
Zander has learned from his father and the military to push all emotion down so his journey, helped by having Savannah, is much more difficult and rocky.
We get small snippets of when they were teens but not all their history.
Pure Character driven stories usually leave me feeling like I’ve missed a plot line but I did enjoy this one and it was pacy and engaging.
A fairly easy going character driven story about childhood friends/sweethearts (though only one was invested) meeting 17 years later and learning to like each other again and basically grow up.
To be fair Cole’s character is fairly put together though love is a battle for him - love is easy, intimacy isn’t.
Zander has learned from his father and the military to push all emotion down so his journey, helped by having Savannah, is much more difficult and rocky.
We get small snippets of when they were teens but not all their history.
Pure Character driven stories usually leave me feeling like I’ve missed a plot line but I did enjoy this one and it was pacy and engaging.