Title: Fallen Woman
Author: Stephie Walls
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: February 1, 2017
Blurb
Gianna LeBron grew up in poverty. Destined to change her circumstances and her zip code, she rises up from the inner-city streets with an Ivy League education and affluent husband. A few short years later, she’s alone with three children, destitute and desperate.
Finding herself in the same hell she’d fought so hard to escape, and determined to find a solution, she compromises who she is. Selling her soul for the almighty dollar, she does what she has to do in order to provide for her children.
Caught between a secret love and her toddler’s unending need for medical care, Gianna’s forced to decide how far she’ll go to heal her daughter and save the man she loves.
For money.
Finding herself in the same hell she’d fought so hard to escape, and determined to find a solution, she compromises who she is. Selling her soul for the almighty dollar, she does what she has to do in order to provide for her children.
Caught between a secret love and her toddler’s unending need for medical care, Gianna’s forced to decide how far she’ll go to heal her daughter and save the man she loves.
For money.
For health.
For Jase.
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MY REVIEW
Gianna LeBron has been through a lot of difficulty within her life. From the tragedy that was her first marriage she learned first hand that she needs to rely only on herself, and she finds herself in a bind trying to pay for her three children. Jase is the one guy she can't have while she continues to work in her current job, but he's the one who always seems to be there when she needs it.
This was an interesting book, and I liked the way it was a slow burn relationship between Gianna and Jase. While I enjoyed the couple overall, the problem for me was Gianna herself. She seemed to always be the victim and felt like she had no options, and while I understood her reasons, it didn't make her that much more relatable to me. Like I said, overall I enjoyed the storyline and the people, but I felt like the victim card was played quite a bit.
MY REVIEW
Gianna LeBron has been through a lot of difficulty within her life. From the tragedy that was her first marriage she learned first hand that she needs to rely only on herself, and she finds herself in a bind trying to pay for her three children. Jase is the one guy she can't have while she continues to work in her current job, but he's the one who always seems to be there when she needs it.
This was an interesting book, and I liked the way it was a slow burn relationship between Gianna and Jase. While I enjoyed the couple overall, the problem for me was Gianna herself. She seemed to always be the victim and felt like she had no options, and while I understood her reasons, it didn't make her that much more relatable to me. Like I said, overall I enjoyed the storyline and the people, but I felt like the victim card was played quite a bit.
Author Bio
Stephie Walls is a literary whore - she loves words in all forms and will read anything put in front of her. She has an affinity for British Literature and Romance novels and an overall love of writing. She currently has six novels out, four short stories, and two collections; all provocatively written to elicit your imagination and spice up your world.
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