Reviews for Heaven Falls

The average rating for Heaven Falls based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-01-23 00:00:00 James Seelbach 380p Billionaires, politicians, and celebrities flock to indulge in the ultimate luxury of Heaven Falls, the world's most elite health resort. But they also flock to Heaven Falls for another reason... 1CYou CAN buy love, 1D says the Heaven Falls brochure. 1CDon 19t let anyone say that you can 19t. 1D Heaven Falls offers something unique: the thrill of a romantic interlude. Romance with a complete stranger 14 romance that feeds the hungry heart and nurtures the soul. The ecstasy of falling in love comes with no strings attached, no misunderstandings... Sounds pretty good? Single mother, unemployed Tess thinks so. Especially when the owners of the resort invite her and her ten-year-old daughter to move there. Not only that, but, once there, she is guaranteed a job, a home, and a lifetime of financial security. And before long, she herself is falling in love. But Heaven Falls is not heaven, and soon her world begins to crumble. She has no one to turn to for help... except for the man who betrayed her.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-06-29 00:00:00 Gene A. Patterson Jr. I started out really loving this book. I was originally going to give it 5 stars, but as the book went on, I really felt like I couldn't. I think the main problem with this book is that it went on too long. There were too many places where it was telling what the main character was thinking, when it could have been shown in action. And she was kind of wishy washy sometimes. One minute she tells Jason she hates him, but the next minute she's letting him sit beside her with his arm around her. Also, there were a few times where the transition between paragraphs and chapters was a little confusing. And I did figure out the two main mysteries, which I won't say here because I don't want to give them away. All in all, I did enjoy the book. I would probably read something else by this author. I just feel like it should have been shortened just a bit.