REVIEW - Justice Falling by Audrey Carlan
 | Book Title - Justice Falling
Sweet and naïve in the ways of the world, Camille “Cami” Johnston has done whatever it takes to survive in New York City. Unbroken by her tumultuous past, she is pursuing a stable and secure future that doesn’t include worrying about where the rent money will come from. Little does she know, a full-time position at Jensen Construction will do more than pay the bills, it will bring her everything she ever dreamed of having, but didn’t believe she was worthy of. Known ladies’ man, Nathaniel “Nate” Walker, has never had a problem securing a date. As a widely successful lawyer and business owner, he knows exactly how to get what he wants, when he wants it, in and out of the courtroom… until he meets Camille Johnston. Nate’s overly confident, alpha male tendencies toward Cami have her thoughts and emotions in a jumble of uncertainty and lust. But once the sparks fly between the cheeky lawyer and his precious Camille, the resounding flames are unstoppable. As the couple try to find their way toward a future they both yearn for, secrets from Camille’s past and present start piling up into a vortex of half-truths and lies of omission. Now the instant connection that brought Nate and Cami together is held together by a tenuous thread. With a little help from their friends, Camille and Nate’s steamy, romantic, breathless journey finishes off the third installment of The Falling Series. Each book in the Falling Series can be read as a standalone but are better when read together. All three books are intended for readers 18+ due to language and graphic sexual content. |
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| Audrey Carlan is a professional fundraiser for an international healthcare related charity by day, and a sensual and erotic contemporary romance writer by night. She lives in the sunny California Valley two hours away from the city, the beach, the mountains and the precious…the vineyards. She has been married to the love of her life for 10 years and has two young children that live up to their title of “Monster Madness” on daily basis. When she’s not raising money, sipping wine with her “soul sisters”, three incredibly different and unique voices in her life, she can be found with her nose stuck in book or her Kindle. A hot, smutty, romantic book to be exact! In life she believes that all things have their purpose even if we are unable to determine the purpose immediately. Connect with Audrey Carlan: Amazon Author Page: http://amzn.com/e/B00JAVVG8U
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| Justice Falling by Audrey Carlan is the third book in the Falling Series. This book can be read as a stand alone but is best read after reading Angel Falling and London Falling. Camille “Cami” Johnson works to do anything she needs to do to make ends meet and take care of her little boy in New York City. By day she is an assistant to Hank Jensen at Jensen Construction and by night she is a dancer at Gems. Nathaniel “Nate” Walker is a cocky, lawyer with a panty dropping British accent, who sets his sites on Cami. When Nate tells Cami “…tell me something about yourself that nobody here, knows about you,” he shocked by her response. “I used to be a gymnast.” Game on baby!! Cami and Nate work through the good, the bad and the ugly to form the unbreakable bond of love. But is that enough? Nate shows he is ready to make Cami his own. By Cami is not sure, can love really happen this fast? I loved Nate, from his British colloquialisms, his white hot need for her, and his instant love and need to protect her little boy. Cami’s desire to do whatever is needed to be an amazing mother and learning to let new people in, draws you in on every page. Let’s not forget the tricky, tricky sexy time with a 4 year old little boy around! :) Check out Nate and Cami’s story in Justice Falling by Audrey Carlan. You will not be disappointed. Don’t forget Hank & Aspen’s story in Angel Falling and Collier & London’s story in London Falling. White Hot Reads gives Justice Falling a 4 on the White Hot Reads Scale! Justice Falling is Wicked HOT! |
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