You see the dramatic difference in Blaire and Nan for how each has chosen to deal with their shit and how it has shaped the people they became.

A small part of you wants to feel bad for her since she wasn’t dealt a great hand in life either but she is just so cruel and spoiled that she makes it very hard and at a certain point no matter what life has tossed at your doorstep you have to grow up. Life and circumstance has morphed her into pretty much a down right awful human being. Let’s look at the opposite side of the strong friendships presented in this book and focus on Nanette, Rush’s little sister, for a minute. He 110% has Rush’s back in every way possible, he’s the good guy who looks after Blaire, and he is funny with his teasing and “let’s get the popcorn out and see how this turns out” attitude. Of course, this also creates a love for each character and has you waiting until you can read their stories next, Grant in particular. The friendships in this series are the type of bonds I like to read about people who have been friends since childhood and would do anything for you. The book is full of secrets, friendship, passion, and love. You’re thinking… who is whose sister and who is whose dad? Also Blaire sleeping under the stairs makes me think of Harry under the stairs at the Dursley’s and well… I am a Harry Potter Fanatic. The book has a little bit of a soap opera type plot line. Fallen Too Far isn’t the standard ‘boy meets girl, boy and girl fight, and then boy and girl fall in love’.

Fallen too far book series