Fallen Foe by L.J. Shen PDF/ePub Download

May 12, 2023 admin admin Fiction, Romance

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Download Fallen Foe by L.J. Shen ePub novel free. “Fallen Foe” is an addicting story that can help the reader pass the time. Having this book you couldn’t ask for anything because it can easily keep your attention. The author this books gives her best to entertain the reader with their creative work. Having this amazing novel gives full of enjoy.

Fallen Foe by L.J. Shen Review

Fallen Foe written by L.J. Shen which was published in 9 May 2023. You can read this before Fallen Foe PDF EPUB full Download at the bottom. This part was where I started to enjoy the story which was unfolding. So to say I was relieved was an understatement. Through tragedy these two collided, not by choice but circumstance as they pieced together where things had unraveled in their relationships. Along the way it stopped being about their significant others but slowly became about them. I loved Winifred, she was raw, real and so easy to connect with, sharp witted, and down to earth, she was so much more than what met the eye. Arsène was a man easily obsessed, from his step sibling to the woman who confused him, intrigued him, challenged him. He was quirky, knew all things about astronomy, throw him in a crowd and he was out of his element. He’s abrupt, goes for what he wants, but delve under all that and he got me in the feels. So all in all I enjoyed this one, I thought these two suited each other, he was hard and she was soft, she made him more human. If like myself and at the beginning your’e not connecting with the story push through I swear it gets better.

Brief Summary of the Book

Fallen Foe is the second billionaire romance in the Cruel Castaways world, and whilst it can be read and enjoyed as a standalone, I highly recommend reading Ruthless Rival first. This time Shen’s split the character-driven story into two parts, part one pushing the puzzling plot towards a twist I never saw coming. But before the revelation, and sometime after it, I had trouble getting my head around the male protagonist’s feelings for a particularly taxing woman. Trying to be one step ahead of each other not only frustrated me, but I also wanted him to see her for whom she indeed was. And I would have gladly given both of them a piece of my mind if that were possible. Although Gracelynn Langston doesn’t have the leading female role per se, her narcissistic aura is very much in the foreground. The reader learns about her traits through Arsène Corbin’s thoughts, their taboo relationship taking the reader as far back as his toxic childhood. Wait for the bomb of lies and deceit to drop further into the story. It’s a shocker!