Fall With Me

I loved it, of course! Author, Jennifer L. Armentrout always delivers a fantastic story and this time was no different.

Minor spoilers alert!

Fall with Me’s 5 Greats:
1. The references to other popular romance novels made me feel all warm and fuzzy on the inside. I especially loved every time Roxy mentioned and read the YA paranormal novel, New Moonto her bestie, Charlie.

2. I loved that this was a friends-to-lovers plotline and how Roxy and Reece finally dove in and embraced the chemistry and eventually the romantic feelings between them.

3. Their individual guilt over their roles in what seemed to them to be avoidable tragedies added a nice complicated emotional layer to their love story. Both had to find a way to self forgiveness. Both had to learn to let go of their fear of loving someone when they both knew first-hand how precipitous life could be. It’s truly easier said than done in life. I just wanted to hug them both for their courage to do so.

4. I loved their cuteness combined with their smoking hot chemistry. I am a total sucker for humor mixed in with great sexy moments. The balance was perfect.

5. Lastly, I loved the suspenseful element of trying to figure out who the heck Roxy’s Casper aka stalker was. I figured it out correctly, but I was hoping that I would be wrong. Alas, no. And man, her Casper was a real piece of psycho work.

I posted 28 status updates and 9 comments on GoodReads while reading this wonderfully captivating novel.

Below are a few more of my favorite moments:
My smile was wobbly but wide and then he lifted his head off the pillow, kissing me gently, mindful of the cut in my lip. “I love you,” he said against my mouth, his words barely above a whisper but packing an emotional punch. “Baby, I love you.”
I could spend the rest of my life hearing those words over and over again, and never grow tired of hearing them. Not only that, I wanted to feelthem. I wanted to be wrapped around Reece until we didn’t know where each of us began or ended.
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With his hands on my hips and mine pressed against his chest, he let me set the pace and we took our time. This wasn’t about screwing each other’s brains out or doing so to just get off. No. This was all about showing each other how we felt and there was something restorative in that, beautiful and consuming as we moved together. No rush. Just that moment.
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A cruiser waited for me in the parking lot. Grinning, I headed toward it as the window rolled down and revealed one hot-as-hell cop. “Lunch break?” I asked.
He bit down on his lower lip. “My favorite kind of lunch break.”
Heat simmered low in my belly. I totally knew what kind of lunch break he was thinking of. “Mine, too.”
Hoping I wasn’t breaking some kind of cop in a cruiser rule, I bent down and kissed him through the window. “Meet me back at your place?”
One side of his lips kicked up. “See you then.”

Really, I was bookmarking page after page of great moments with these characters. I loved every minute of living in their world, savoring my ARC paperback read and then alternating between it and the e-book once it went live. It was a great way to instantly reread moments. I look forward to catching up with them again when Colton’s story is told in the novella, Dream of You (Wait for You #4.5) available on June 23, 2015 and then Nick’s story in Forever with You (Wait for You #5) expected out on September 29, 2015.

Another amazing installment from Jennifer. I can't get enough of the Wait For You series and never want it to end. Roxie and Reece may be taking the spot for my fav couple. The drama, humor and struggles are relatable and won't let you put the book down.

Just couldn't finish it. I thought the characters of Reece and Roxy were cute in Stay With Me, but having to endure another psycho in Plymouth Meeting, Pa., with a clueless woman who just brushes every weird occurrence in her own living space off as a ghost, was too much. Too much like Stay With Me.
I much prefer the college goings-on in the first three of the Wait For You series than this story line.

This book was not great. Every time she transitioned scenes it was done so poorly the reader had no idea what was going on. Also in one chapter she switched Roxy's brothers' names so often and one of them wasn't said to be present. The errors in the story make this a very hard book to read. I enjoyed it as a contemporary romance that appeals to readers of an often overlooked age group, however, it could really benefit from better proof-reading and continuity. This book was recommended by other authors I really enjoy but I doubt I'll be reading another J.Lynn book after this experience.