Fall Too Well

A Cozy Creek Collection Standalone

De: Erin Branscom

Narrado por: Lila Winters, Marcio Catalano

I should've married my childhood best friend, but I chose another man. Now I'm a single mom, back in my hometown, trying to make ends meet, and my ex-bestie is my new boss.

The moment our eyes meet, I know I'm the last woman on earth Nash McCreedy wants to see. Now we're forced to work together and face old memories I've avoided for years.

Everywhere I look, he's there, and it doesn't help that he's the only man I've ever loved. I ignore him and the bubbling feelings for as long as I can, but fail.

Lines are crossed and we work on rebuilding our relationship and broken hearts. When I think we might actually have a chance at forever, my ex wreaks havoc on my life, sabotaging whatever he can. But Nash is there for me, saving me, something he does (f)all too well.

Fall Too Well is a second chance, workplace romance in the Cozy Creek series that features ranch life and a broody cowboy who only has eyes for her. Each book in this small-town series is a standalone with a happily ever after.

©2024 Erin Branscom (P)2025 Podium Audio

So relatable

This book has all the feels of fall. It even brings out smells of fall. This is such a cozy story. It is also so relatable this could be anyone. I love this book and this series. I really needed these.

Nash caring for his girls

Cheesy but cute love a protective man relationship and the damsel in distress. I could have used a wedding ending for them or a pregnancy.

Emotional, but pretty good.

This is the 3rd book of the series, and I liked it a lot. However, the FMC got on my nerves a few times and drove me crazy.

Everly moves back to her hometown after leaving her jerk of an ex-husband and reunites with the family who took care of her after her mom died, and her dad just seemed to be invisible. Nash is the boy she loved when they were younger, and he loved her, just didn't tell her. When they finally do get together, it's all going well until Richie, the ex-a@sshole shows up. He and his horrible family start a bunch of crap, and Everly almost ruins the good thing she has going with Nash. I wanted to reach through my phone and choke her. I would have rated this higher if it weren't for that.

4-stars overall. 2-stars for the spice.

Another please

I need to know about the siblings and the town plz. This book has me hooked

How adorable

Absolutely loved it. Cute little book. Great to start off my fall season with. Cute little standalone.

Fall Romance

Liked so much of this story (love of fall and great descriptions of some of seasons highlights, interesting story development with interesting characters). The only negative is the use of the “F” word and way to explicit intimacy description.

Cozy read

I enjoyed this book, which aligns perfectly with the autumn setting we are currently experiencing. The captivating narration of the characters significantly enhanced the overall excitement of my reading experience. Loved it!!!

Just amazing

I loved that the book felt relatable like Everly was me and is me. It gives me hope that love is out there after disaster. I will never give up on love and this book reminded me of that that there is something out there for everyone.

Loved!!

I loved this book!! It had all the fall feels to it and really gets you into the fall mood. I loved both main Everly and Nash!! I could feel their chemistry through the book! Second chance love is my favorite trope and this didn’t disappoint! Nash was everything! I loved how it didn’t go on for chapters and chapters, he very early on tells her what he wants and that he’s going to do anything and everything to get her back and he does! I liked how it didn’t have a third act breakup, they did have a fight but it was quickly resolved and he stayed with her. I hate when they are apart for the third act in many other books. Her ex husband was such a jerk! I couldn’t wait for him to get what was coming to him! This was a great fall read and I look forward to the others in the series!

Waste of my time

So repetitive + cringy, lots of “poor pitiful me” Way too long of a book for the lack of substance.