Review: The Problem with Falling - Brittainy Cherry

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Review: The Problem With Falling - Book #3 Problems Series - Brittainy Cherry - January 2025

One of my favorite authors is Brittainy Cherry, I just love her romances as they have tragedy, trauma, and a bit of grit to them but at the same time, they have true love, happiness, and good feelings. This has to be my favorite book of the first three, which was Willow's story. Willow has always been on the run and escaping her hometown as she is known as either the girl whose mum died giving birth to her or the girl who was in an accident that resulted in two deaths and her best friend Anna paralyzed whereas Willow walked away without a scratch. When she is invited to one of her crafting friend's wedding anniversary party and offered a place to stay, she jumps at the chance and lands in a small town called Westin Lake and rooming with Theo - her friend Molly's grandson. Theo was raised by his grandparents, hates people, and has a stutter when he gets nervous. He and Willow couldn't be any more opposite, but of course, we all know what they say about opposites attracting. The other thing I loved about this book is that we had alternating chapters of Molly and Harry's own love story which gave me vibes of Nicholas Sparks's The Notebook. I also loved how in this book, Willow closed the doors on multiple traumas from her past, and god I hated Anna's mum for what she put Willow through. She wasn't just a control freak, but also the word that reminds me of B. I did love though Willow's dad and her family. If you love Grumpy x Sunshine romances, then The Problems series by Brittainy Cherry is the book for you.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3QmA5SE








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