Name: Falling for Gage
ISBN: 9781728299112

Mia Sheridan

The follow-up to New York Times bestseller Archer's Voice and its sequel, Travis. Full of charm and heart, this small town romance will sweep you off your feet from beloved bestselling author Mia Sheridan.

Falling for Gage

This one impressed me more than I expected. I have really come to love this small town after reading about the characters that have been part of it. I also love the scenes with the reoccurring characters as well. I would also say that this one also had some amazing found family after getting introduced and know the characters in this one. But these characters were decent and I like who they were individually and then together as well. I like the search they had throughout the book and was a really unique spin for this book. Now I will say I didn’t like how extended the thought process of the two characters thinking they could be possibly related. But I try not to think about it too much because they obviously aren’t but I do think it was brought up too much, especially when they say they wouldn’t care at some points. That’s the biggest reason why the rating was deducted some. But overall I had a good time once we got past that and I really liked the romance/small mystery to this. Super cute and wouldn’t be against having some books for some of these other characters we have gotten to know or I could just be living this world that is making me say that too. 

Priscilla Stanfield

4.25/5⭐️ • 2/5🌶️

This one impressed me more than I expected. I have really come to love this small town after reading about the characters that have been part of it. I also love the scenes with the reoccurring characters as well. I would also say that this one also had some amazing found family after getting introduced and know the characters in this one. But these characters were decent and I like who they were individually and then together as well. I like the search they had throughout the book and was a really unique spin for this book. Now I will say I didn’t like how extended the thought process of the two characters thinking they could be possibly related. But I try not to think about it too much because they obviously aren’t but I do think it was brought up too much, especially when they say they wouldn’t care at some points. That’s the biggest reason why the rating was deducted some. But overall I had a good time once we got past that and I really liked the romance/small mystery to this. Super cute and wouldn’t be against having some books for some of these other characters we have gotten to know or I could just be living this world that is making me say that too. 

Soooo cute!! Loved the little cameos from Archer, Bree, Travis, and Haven. Cute story I just wanted more of the trauma that Mia Sheridan is known for hehehe. Took a bit to get going but once it did it was hella cute.

Jordan Leatherdale

Rory Casteel has enjoyed working at her uncle's bar, but it has never been her dream.  She longs for adventures and a life outside Mud Gultch.  When Gage and his friends get stuck outside town, Rory and Gage have a one night stand that leaves an impression on both of them, but Gage is about to take a position in London, opening a new branch of his father's company, and Rory is on a mission to find out who her real father is.  However, when it looks like Gage's father might also be hers, it quickly puts a halt to their budding romance and makes finding out who her father really is imperative. 

Falling for Gage contains so many different storylines, that the romance between Gage and Rory is overshadowed.  The mystery of Rory's father takes center stage, while Gage's future also plays a large role in the novel.  Rory and Gage are likable characters but a bit on the timid side as far as their future lives are concerned, making it tough to be fully invested in their relationship.  Supporting characters that appeared in previous books by Mia Sheridan take up some of the slack, creating humor and depth to the story.  Overall, Falling for Gage is an entertaining novel well worth the read.

Lynn Braden

Rory Casteel has enjoyed working at her uncle's bar, but it has never been her dream.  She longs for adventures and a life outside Mud Gultch.  When Gage and his friends get stuck outside town, Rory and Gage have a one night stand that leaves an impression on both of them, but Gage is about to take a position in London, opening a new branch of his father's company, and Rory is on a mission to find out who her real father is.  However, when it looks like Gage's father might also be hers, it quickly puts a halt to their budding romance and makes finding out who her father really is imperative. 

Falling for Gage contains so many different storylines, that the romance between Gage and Rory is overshadowed.  The mystery of Rory's father takes center stage, while Gage's future also plays a large role in the novel.  Rory and Gage are likable characters but a bit on the timid side as far as their future lives are concerned, making it tough to be fully invested in their relationship.  Supporting characters that appeared in previous books by Mia Sheridan take up some of the slack, creating humor and depth to the story.  Overall, Falling for Gage is an entertaining novel well worth the read.

Falling for Gage

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