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After a traumatic event five years earlier, Hannah Nichols was getting her life back on track. She had a job she enjoyed, a loving family, close friends, and yet Hannah felt isolated and alone. No one but her father knew the whole truth about what had happened to her, though the family had offered plenty of love and support during that time. Running into Marco D’Alessandro again instantly took Hannah back in time to their one night together, and how he left her alone and helpless. Hannah has to decide if she can forgive Marco and move on, or if she will remain stuck in the heartbreak she had been feeling for five years.
Marco D’Alessandro had regretted the way he left Hannah five years earlier, but he was afraid she would reject him if he tried to contact her. When he ran into her at a friend’s wedding, his heart soared, but Hannah was wary and unsure about trusting him. Marco went to great lengths to win Hannah back, showing up at the school, dropping by her house, and just when he thinks they will get back together, she discovers his secret and rejects him yet again.
Hannah shows her courage by continuing to move on with her life, even though she is still emotionally fragile and not over the trauma of five years earlier. Marco is also courageous and determined in the way he pursues Hannah, not knowing the full extent of the damage done when he left to return to America.
Fall from India Place is full of drama and roadblocks, and the reader wonders if they will manage to work through all the baggage they both carry. I love the family support evident in the story, and appreciate the love between the characters that simply pours off the pages. I am looking forward to reading the other books in Samantha Young’s On Dublin Street series.
Book Stats:
- Paperback: 384 pages
- Publisher: NAL (June 3, 2014)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0451469402
- ISBN-13: 978-0451469403
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Books in the On Dublin Street series in the order they should be read:
On Dublin Street
Down London Road
Before Jamaica Lane
Fall from India Place
Echoes of Scotland Street
Moonlight on Nightingale Way
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Summary : Fall from India Place is full of drama and roadblocks, and the reader wonders if they will manage to work through all the baggage they both carry. I love the family support evident in the story, and appreciate the love between the characters that simply pours off the pages. I am looking forward to reading the other books in Samantha Young’s On Dublin Street series.
