Faking the Fall (Buckeye Falls Book 4) by Libby Kay – Review by Nicole Thompson

Faking the Fall by Libby Kay deserves every one of its five stars and more! Despite being the fourth installment in The Buckeye Falls Series, this book can be enjoyed as a standalone without any confusion. Kay brings to life the charming town of Buckeye Falls, Ohio, and this time, she shines the spotlight on Alice Snyder, sister of the town’s mayor, Anthony. Alice, accustomed to being the town’s black sheep, decides to take control of her love life when the town’s meddling goes a step too far. Her solution? A fake romance with James Gibson, a newcomer dealing with his own set of problems. While Alice doesn’t expect their fake relationship to evolve into something more, James is secretly hoping for just that.

This heartwarming love story provides the perfect escape from reality. I’ve devoured the previous books in the series and can confidently say that “Faking the Fall” doesn’t disappoint. Alice and James’s connection is incredibly sweet, and watching their story unfold is pure joy. Kay’s portrayal of small-town life is spot-on, with everyone sticking their noses into each other’s business, creating a delightful backdrop for the budding romance. From the first page to the last, I was captivated by this beautifully painted picture. So, whether you’re a fan of the series or a newcomer, grab your favorite drink, snuggle up with a cozy blanket, and get ready for a delightful romcom experience. “Faking the Fall” is a must-read and one of the sweetest love stories I’ve encountered!