I really don't know how I feel about this book, it had a lot of promise, but was lacking something. I liked the slow build up with the friendship growing between the two of them before turning into something more, but felt there was so much that was missing and not told that was important for understanding why they were they way they were. Then in the last few pages, it was like a complete turn around in the character's behavior and then I felt that the book just ended. No epilogue or anything and just left me disappointed. It doesn't take much to spark my interest and a fireman getting together with a tattooed drifter will do it every time. So I liked the first part of this book, when I still wasn't sure where things were going and how exactly will the couple make it work. But the more pages I turned the more my interest faded. The easy flow was replaced by time jumps, not huge ones but enough to leave me confused. The relationship never developed to any true depth, certainly not enough for the ending this book had. Maybe I just didn't feel it? Anyway, it was too jumbled for my taste and not interesting enough to hold my attention. The book is alright, but really not memorable and not something I would consider reading again.
What do You think about Colliding In Free Fall (2009)?
It's a 3.5 for me. The ending do not satisfied me. I agree with ElaineY.
—panem
This is a cute book, short but cute. I wanted more.
—aju
