I was kindly given this book from the Author for an honest review.I loved the instant chemistry between and unlikely pair one from wealth and money and one that is the gardeners son. Ava's forward attempts at catching Reiss's attention made me laugh at times and also love that she is such a strong willed girl. Her actions were quite impressive and the way Riess couldn't resist how alive she made him feel at such a young age.But in a world of money and social standings how likely is it that even a love so strong can survive? Reiss has a way of making her feel things she knows she shouldn't a fling of sorts isn't supposed to last but how do you deny such feelings even though you know it will never work in the world you live in. There were times in this book I laughed and times I cried for the emotion it evoked going through this journey of their lives.I don't want to say to much but Pamela Ann again has blown it out of the water her books are brilliantly written and this one exceeded my expectations by far.If you haven't read her series make sure you do cause they are amazing pulling you into a world of hope,love and tragedy at times. 3.25 I know goodread doesn't give those .25 but I jyst couldn't give a 4. but what does it mean? just that I enjoyed the book but it's neither in my favorite. it was a story about teenager in love but where love was quite sure and unsure but with experience and event could sometimes help someone to figure what was love. So there was Ava who learned that and live on guilt until she met billionaire extraordinaire Craig. Where the past meet the present. but he wasn't her former lover. the poor young boy who felt in love with her. in love where that love was so selfless. So this book showed love in its purest, love while scared, furious, selfless, forgiveness. where the second chances worth no price and precious.
What do You think about Falling For Ava (2000)?
I fall in love with this series! I cannot wait for the next book, Falling for enemy
—Ifroite
I loved this book. Had a hard time putting the book down.
—lizbiz
