Review: The Way We Fall by Cassia Leo

 Five years is a long time to get over a love lost. Even though Houston and Rory have moved on with their careers and relationships, the chemistry that first ignited between them back in college is still there. To complicate matters, Houston has a secret that would explain so much of what happened between them all those years ago. Revealing the secret though may cause more damage than he can risk.

Rory is a mess. She's been passing time since graduation, pretending not to still have feelings for Houston and pretending that she's over the grief of her past. Even though she's dated, there are no prospective men in her future until she's reunited with Houston... and Liam. Now faced with the attentions of two men, she has to decide if she's mature enough, and strong enough to face these new feelings that she's experiencing and move into the future.

Houston and Rory find themselves in a difficult situation. I'm always torn when confronted with these types of dilemmas. There's the love of your past that you have an opportunity to revisit and the reality of your present, which you have an obligation to honor. It's difficult to say which way these two will go or which is the best path to take. Unfortunately we'll have to wait until the next installment in order to find out.