Sunday, November 10, 2024

Childhood friends turned lovers

It Happened One FallIt Happened One Fall by E.L. Deliza
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

When I first picked up "It Happened One Fall" by E.L. Deliza, I was excited to dive into a new college romance. Have you ever found yourself eager to discover what twists and turns a love story might take? Well, this one definitely doesn't disappoint!

Sophomore year at Dalton Technical University is a time of new beginnings for Stella Cordell. She's all set to find love, but what do you do when your perfect date, Shawn Dubios, turns out to be using you to get back at his ex? Ouch, right? Have you ever had a moment where things just didn't go as planned?

Shattered and humiliated, Stella finds solace in her best friend, Carter. Now, here's where it gets interesting—what would you do if you needed to save face? Stella and Carter hatch a plan: they'll pretend to date. Simple, right? But, oh, the plot thickens! As they navigate their faux relationship, buried feelings start bubbling to the surface. Have you ever wondered if there's more to your friendship than meets the eye?

The chemistry between Stella and Carter is undeniable. You might find yourself rooting for them just like I did, hoping they'd realize their true feelings. Isn't it intriguing to see how a simple plan can lead to unexpected emotions?

As their pretend romance evolves, Stella starts to question everything. Is this just a game, or is there something real between them? Deliza captures this transition beautifully, making you reflect on your own relationships. Have you ever experienced a moment when friendship blossomed into something more?

The backdrop of college life, with its mix of academic pressures and social dynamics, adds depth and relatability to the story. Deliza’s engaging and heartfelt writing makes it easy to connect with the characters. Wouldn't it be exciting to be part of such a dynamic and lively college environment?

Overall, "It Happened One Fall" is a steamy, heartwarming college romance that explores themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery. If you're a fan of fake dating tropes and childhood friends-to-lovers stories, this book is a delightful read. Are you ready to dive into a romance that keeps you guessing and cheering for the characters all the way through?

What do you think? Does this sound like a book that you would enjoy reading? 😊

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