Can't Help Falling

Can’t Help Falling

A Forever Yours Novel, #2

by Cara Bastone

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5

The second book in the Forever Yours series by Cara Bastone picks up shortly after where the characters left off in her first book… but now the focus has shifted to their friends and their attraction/ revolution for each other.

Serafine St. Romain, Fin, has known that men would be her downfall since her physic mother told her that as a child. After growing up with only females in her life, her aunt and foster sister, and being a beautiful woman often gaining unwanted make attention, she finds her tolerance for the male sex to be pretty minimal.

When her best friends boyfriends attempts to ask her out, she doesn’t hold back and completely shatters him. But a few months later when Tyler finds himself as the guardian of his little sister, Fin finds a kindred spirit in Kylie… Now she will have to make up with Tyler if she ever wants to be let into Kylie’s life to help her adjust to all these changes.

Will connecting with Kylie lead to connecting with Tyler? You bet it will! Oh boy, the chemistry between these two was literally sparking! I adore the enemies to lover trope, and this was no exception! Fin and Tyler have such a connection that a scared Fin pushes him away hard enough that they become enemies… but once she opens herself up to look past the fact that Tyler is not just another male attracted to her, she find his caring and generous heart is also forgiving… awwww!

Great banter, lots of angst that’s lead up to to fireworks in the bedroom- this book was a delight and I could not put it down!

Can’t Help Falling by Cara Bastone is scheduled to release August 25th, 2020.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Harlequin- Romance. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

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