Review: Headfirst Falling - Melissa Guinn

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As most of you are aware, Carina Press has taken the step into also publishing New Adult fiction and today's review is one of Carina Press's New Adult titles.
 
Review: Headfirst Falling - Melissa Guinn - September 2013

Growing up , Charlie Day was a lucky girl as she had not only her big brother Adam watching out for her but also his best friend Jackson. As they grew older , the three of them were inseparable and Charlie and Jackson fell deeper in love , until the day Adam and Jackson decided to drop the bombshell on Charlie and let her know that they were both enlisting in the army and leaving to go on tour. Time passed and Charlie grew day by day missing her brother and friend until tragedy struck and only one of the dynamic duo came back home walking, the other was in a box ready to be buried six feet under. War torn tragedy had struck and Charlie's brother Adam is dead and Jackson is walking around. Charlie wants to deep down forgive him as she knows it wasn't his fault but she can't do it as whenever she sees Jackson it stirs up memories of Adam, one's that she's not quite ready to handle on her own. However, love has not been lost between Jackson and Charlie as the feelings and sparks are still there and going strong. When Jackson recieves a job where Charlie works - will Charlie quit or will this job be the catalyst for bringing Jackson and Charlie back together again? Will the two of them be able to work out their differences and realise that they both need to let go of the past in order to move with the future ?
Find out in this new and upcoming New Adult book "Headfirst Falling" by Melissa Guinn - releasing in September 2013 through Carina Press.

 

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