The Fall

The 'Commitment' Series, Book 4

In the summer of her fifteenth year as a professor at Gilchrist College, Lorna Terry is at a crossroads and, she fears, also on the downswing of her career as the “sole remaining radical feminist in academia.” Having built her life on a theory of non-attachment, she is disturbed to find herself becoming very much attached to the somewhat younger, Malcolm T. Mitchell. A writer-on-the rise, and her college’s newest wunderkind, Malcolm is about to challenge everything she thought she ever knew about her life, her loves, and her work.

But her growing feelings for Malcolm may well be the least of Lorna’s worries. For some in her academic community, she has risen too far, and too fast. And for others, she is much too smug in her accomplishments, enjoys adulation she doesn’t deserve, and is much too proud. And you know what they say about pride—it cometh before the fall.

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Truly enjoyed

I loved this book, not your typical love story. Narration was also very pleasing. I have read most books in series and I look forward to reading other books by author

Beautiful story

This story was very well written. I enjoy that the main characters are older. I absolutely love that he was an alpha w/o doing too much. The intimacy scenes were described perfectly w/o being raunchy.

Loved it!!!

From start to finish, I loved this book! Malcom was everything, his patience was admirable. Nia Forrester’s writing style is top tier 💕

Had me tuned in

I thought it was going to feel like a story being dragged out but this book had me tuned in for 12 hours waiting to see what happens next ! Nia Forrester continues to knock it out the park

Not for me

I didn't like it. l couldn't stand the MFC...l disliked everything about her! Malcolm was ok...but he was doing way too much to get that woman. l hated the fact they used sex as their main form of communication. The book was long as hell and just Plain boring.😴 l finished it because it was included in my subscription. l would not read/listen this book again. The narration was fine..but that's about it.