Fall With Me by Jennifer L. Armentrout

Synopsis: Eleven months ago, bartender and weird-shirt-wearing extraordinaire Roxy and Officer Reece Anders had a one night stand. Well, kind of. She’s been in love with him since she was fifteen, and he wishes that night they shared never happened. She’s sworn him off forever, but the past and future collide, forcing her to rely on the one man who broke her heart not once, but twice.

Her best friend since birth has been in a long-term care facility since he became a victim of a hate crime years ago, and the person who put him in there is out of prison and wanting to make amends with him and Roxy. She’s not sure she has room for forgiveness in her and when she begins to receive frightening messages and is on the receiving end of escalating violence, she thinks she knows who is to blame. The man who already destroyed one life already.

But Reece isn’t convinced. The threats are too personal, and even if Roxy doesn’t believe him, he’s not willing to let anyone hurt her. Including himself. He’s already messed up more than once when it comes to Roxy and he’s not going to let history repeat itself

Genre: New Adult, Young Adult, Romance, Contemporary Romance

Rating: ★★★★★ 

Review: This book was so good. Jennifer L. Armentrout does it again and she did amazingly.

          Reese and Roxy I love them. They are cute together and Reese is perfect for Roxy even if she does not want to admit it.

          They get off to a bumpy start when Roxy gets mad at him and ignores him for basically a year. She assumed something and she was wrong, so she wasted a year away from Reese and he is not playing anymore.

          Roxy has had a rough start, she feels guilty for what happened to her best friend and she is trying to live for Charlie, but she is not happy. Her dream is to be a painter. She loves painting, but she cannot do it full time because she is trying to get a degree that she does not like. Roxy also thinks her place is haunted, but that is something I will not spoil.

Reese and Roxy start a thing and it ends up going somewhere fast. There is one bump where it’s tough but they make it through which is all that matter. It was nice to see all the characters from the previous books in this book because they are still important

This book was good. This series is great and I would recommend this to anyone because Jennifer has a way with words that lets you be a part of their world.