He had his moments, but then he would do or say something that just got to me. Jax was a character I’d loved from the start, but the more I read the more I couldn’t connect with him. The more I felt I understood her, the more I liked her. What shocked me most about Falling Away is that K.C. I was super nervous to start this story because of the heroine. is home for the summer and Jax isn’t that highschool kid anymore… They are insanely attracted to one another, but they butt heads. The moment passed, but neither of them forgot it.
There were some parts I enjoyed, but way too much I had mixed feelings on… For me, this book just didn’t work like the others. I fell in love with Bully, I really enjoyed Until You and Rival. I think she is an amazing story teller and she writes some of the hottest sex scenes. ‘These violent delights have violent ends.’ There were some parts I enjoyed, but way too much I had mixed feelings on… K.C. ‘These violent delights have violent ends.’ I love Penelope Douglas’s writing. to get out from her mother’s shadow is hard, but revealing the darkest parts of his soul is nearly impossible.…. As the bond between them grows, he discovers that convincing K.C. back into his life-except what he thought was a great twist of luck turns out to be too close for comfort. She was the one girl who wouldn’t give him the time of day and the only one to ever say no. was supposed to stay away from in high school. Jaxon Trent is the worst kind of temptation and exactly what K.C. Now she’s stuck in her small hometown for the summer to complete her court-ordered community service, and to make matters worse, trouble is living right next door. Carter has always followed the rules-until this year, when a mistake leaves her the talk of her college campus and her carefully arranged life comes crashing to a halt. Now she’s stuck in her small hometown for the summer to complete her court-ordered community service, and to make matt Jaxon is the guy she’s supposed to avoid. Jaxon is the guy she’s supposed to avoid.
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