Review: Deeper we Fall - Chelsea M. Cameron

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Review: Deeper we Fall - Book #1 Fall and Rise - Chelsea M. Cameron - January 2013

Two years ago Lottie and her friend Lexie went to a party where her friend was hooking up with Zac and then Lottie decided she wanted to head home and since Zac was too drunk too drive, his brother Zan ended up driving and wham bam , a car crash happened. Then the novel flips to two years later and we learn that Lexie is in a bad shape , Zan has just been released from Juvie and Lottie is headed to college. What happens next though is that her roommate happened to be Zac's girlfriend and Zan is also at college and his room is right next door to Lottie's twin brother Will. As the story goes along , we discover what type of people the main characters are and discover that in order to climb back to the top, we sometimes have to fall deep. This is one series that I am looking forward to reading more of as I quite enjoy the author Chelsea M. Cameron. If you love edgy New Adult books, then this is a series for you.


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