Review: 3.5 Stars
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
By all appearance Ivy seems like the perfect girl. Comes from a good home, gets good grades, doesn’t go crazy at college parties and everyone seems to like her, but Ivy is fighting her own personal demons and she good at hiding them.Jon appears to be just the opposite. Tattoos, rides a bike, and is known for selling weed on campus, not to mention the groupies that seem to follow him everywhere he goes.When Jon meets Ivy during a party at his house, he finds her trying to climb out of a tree trying to make her escape from something or someone.Time passes and either of them can forget the other one. When they run into each other at a bar they want to give into their desires, but can they?Jon doesn’t do relationships for a reason and no matter how strong his feelings for Ivy are he needs to let her go, but when weeks go bye he discovers he just can get her out of his head.When Ivy and Jon really let their guard down they discover that maybe they aren’t so different after all.Fall Into Forever has a Beautiful Disaster feel to it. Two college students who normally wouldn’t fit each other by outward appearances but find that they have a lot in common otherwise. Over all I really liked the story, I just didn’t love it. It’s told by both POV’s, so I enjoyed knowing what was going on with Jon, but I think the author still left a few things unclear for me.Over all I wished I had connected a little more with Jon and Ivy. The story line was good, but for me it was missing that special magic that makes a book unforgettable. I can say that I never thought about not finishing it and I would read more from this author! Fall Into Forever is a complete standalone story.ARC provided by NetGalley/Aspendawn for an honest review