Review: Everybody Falls by J.A. Hornbuckle
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 6, 2013
Everybody Falls is a captivating and riveting story of two people who find their own way in the world in different way, then through twists and turns find their way to each other. Jax has always had things done for him. He has always had enough money to do and have anything he wants. When his brother dies his life abruptly changes living him alone and confused on how to live a normal life. When an attempted suicide attempt he is sent to his Grandmother's farm to get his act together.Lacey is the complete opposite of Jax. She has always had to be more grown up then she really is, never really acting like a kid and having fun. Being tossed between her bipolar mother and hippie Grandmother most of her life, she learned early that if you wanted something you had to go out and get if yourself. Now at 24 she has craved out a life all her own and is proud of what she accomplished with her hard work and determination. Still there is something missing...When Jax and Lacey collide, with a painful face plant, both their lives change. They both learn form each other. Jax learns a little responsibility and Lacey learns how to let loose and have fun. They have a beautiful and intense connection that has them fighting one minute and making up the next. I really enjoyed watching both of them grow and evolved into who they can be together.This story is funny, romantic, touching, steamy and brutal at times. This is the first book that I have read by J.A. Hornbuckle, but after reading this story I can say, it won't be my last!I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.