Waiting on Wednesday (50) : Fall by Teal Haviland
Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly event that is hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine to show the upcoming titles that we're mostly eager for.
There are so many ways to fall. For Lily, there seem to be too many.
Lily doesn’t remember the murder of her best friend, or the attempt on her own life, she only remembers the pain and the screams and the terror and the blood—she remembers the fall.
Her family, her friends . . . everyone and everything she should feel comforted by is foreign to her. What’s worse is she feels she doesn’t belong in the life she’s told is hers.
Something seems off about all of it . . . all of it, except for Gage.
Lily doesn’t remember Gage, either. But he is the only thing that feels right. All she knows about him is his name, that he says she can trust him, and the longer he's in her life she’s pulled to him as intensely as she wants to run as far and as fast in the opposite direction as she can get.
As she becomes more interested in Gage, though, so do the police.
What happened the night of the fall fills her sleeping and waking worlds with nightmares, and a growing sense that she’s right to think the life she’s been thrust into isn’t her own. But, if it isn’t hers . . . whose is it?
And, why is everyone trying to convince her it is?
Under a veil of secrecy that she runs into at every turn, Lily must solve the mystery of who she really is, keep herself safe from a murderer that has succeeded at least once, and stop herself from a different kind of a fall, altogether . . .
. . . falling in love.
Lily doesn’t remember the murder of her best friend, or the attempt on her own life, she only remembers the pain and the screams and the terror and the blood—she remembers the fall.
Her family, her friends . . . everyone and everything she should feel comforted by is foreign to her. What’s worse is she feels she doesn’t belong in the life she’s told is hers.
Something seems off about all of it . . . all of it, except for Gage.
Lily doesn’t remember Gage, either. But he is the only thing that feels right. All she knows about him is his name, that he says she can trust him, and the longer he's in her life she’s pulled to him as intensely as she wants to run as far and as fast in the opposite direction as she can get.
As she becomes more interested in Gage, though, so do the police.
What happened the night of the fall fills her sleeping and waking worlds with nightmares, and a growing sense that she’s right to think the life she’s been thrust into isn’t her own. But, if it isn’t hers . . . whose is it?
And, why is everyone trying to convince her it is?
Under a veil of secrecy that she runs into at every turn, Lily must solve the mystery of who she really is, keep herself safe from a murderer that has succeeded at least once, and stop herself from a different kind of a fall, altogether . . .
. . . falling in love.
This looks like an interesting and mysterious book. I'm so curious as to what happened to her and her best friend. I'm definitely intrigued!
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Happy reading! :)
What do you guys think of this title?
Be sure to let me know in the comments! Also, don't forget to link up to your posts as well!
Happy reading! :)
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