A review by melissasbookshelf
Fallen in Love by Lauren Kate
2.0
This was just OK. There are basically four love stories that all take place in medieval England. It does give some insight into the characters of Miles, Shelby, Roland, and Arianne. Unfortunately, the author makes Arianne a lesbian in the third story. Really?! Not into reading about lesbians, so when I figured out the premise, I skipped it. The stories are really short and don't really do anything to further the plot.
I'm getting just a little bit sick of the over-the-top Daniel/Luce love story. I just don't really see what Luce sees in Daniel and vice versa. There is nothing to their relationship really and now starting on book 4, I still don't understand why these two are so desperately in love. I listened to the audiobook version and the only redeeming feature about this book is the narrator. Kudos to Justine Eyre.
I'm getting just a little bit sick of the over-the-top Daniel/Luce love story. I just don't really see what Luce sees in Daniel and vice versa. There is nothing to their relationship really and now starting on book 4, I still don't understand why these two are so desperately in love. I listened to the audiobook version and the only redeeming feature about this book is the narrator. Kudos to Justine Eyre.