Review: 4 1/2 stars!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 15, 2014
Favorite quote: McKenzie took a quick look around to make sure there were no kids within earshot, then said, “I really don’t like to introduce Griffin to the dogs of my casual tricks. I think it just confuses him.”There has yet to be a Kate Sherwood book that I haven’t loved and The Fall is no exception. As with her other books I seem to fall in love with the characters from the leading men to all of the secondary characters. You can’t help but want them to find love. Mackenzie has moved to rural Ontario to refurbish an old church with the dreams of turning into a place for gay weddings. Besides having to rebuild the church, the town doesn’t really have the infrastructure to support a wedding crowd. He was recently dumped by his well off, older boyfriend and now has to make this church idea a success. Mackenzie is working with Will Sutton whose hot twin brother, Joe, is apparently gay though definitely not approachable. Joe seems to carry the weight of the family on his shoulders. He’s an amazing dad to his nephew Austin. There were many touching moments between Joe and Austin which made me immediately fall in love with Joe, that and he’s a dog lover. When Mckenzie’s dog is on the losing end of a fight with a porcupine, Joe steps up to help Mckenzie. That is Mckenzie’s first glimpse there is a lot more to Joe. See complete review: mrsconditreadsbooks.com/index.php/?p=16983