Review: The fall from grace, the beating of ones heart and the undeniable chemistry set notions of love alive.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2014
The fall from grace, the beating of ones heart and the undeniable chemistry set notions of love alive in The Fall of January Cooper by Audrey Bell.  The flourishing narrative kept me reading from start to finish.  I loved how the two characters had been heavy-hearted and full of sadness and they unite to form a bond that can withstand anything.January Cooper and Christian Cutlass (how cool are their names) ignite a fiery and tremendous relationship from the very beginning. January is seen as a rich kid when deep down she feels unshielded and the shell of who she wants to be. Christian is the impairment of the young man he use to be. The narrative to be was beautiful because it was so unique and dynamic in it’s assertion to speak to the heart. The endearment and the banter of the relationship between January and Christian kept me wondering what’s going to happen next which I loved. What I admire about The Fall of January Cooper as a piece, is that Audrey was able to create two characters who were flawed, and nothing was going to be perfect but that was ok because out of everything a bond was created.Universally, Audrey Bell has done a spectacular job at creating another fantastic novel and I would love to see more from January and Christian as I do think there is potential especially with some untied ends for a sequel possibly. I rated the book 4 STARS! January and Christian formed such a beautiful friendship and relationship and I really loved dearly the story. Can’t wait to read more from the author.