Review of Freefalling

[Yvonne Monique]

Senior romance is definitely a topic that is not used by many authors. I fully agree that seniors also have a right to be protagonists of romance novels.

[Suvankar Das 1]

This book of the day seems interesting as it explores the story of senior romance including the past traumas of molestation which completely changed her life. It would be an adventurous read to explore how she tackles with it along the way!

[Laura Ungureanu]

Charlotte's story seems painfully real. She is a successful operator of a five-star hotel, but she still seeks for love, which takes her through an adventure. She also deals with sickness that comes from her family because not everything in life is simple. I would love to read something like that. Congrats on BOTD!

[Ajiferuke Ajibola]

This is an informative romance novel. The populace needs first-hand knowledge of conditions such as Lewy Body dementia. Congratulations to the author on BOTD. Insightful review.

[Sanju Lali]

An interesting senior romance book "Freefalling" by Eme McAnam, which follows the romantic relationship between Charlotte, the successful sixty-year-old operator of a five-star hotel and an attractive trail guide, Stefan. This book appears entertaining to me.

[LynnSG]

This is a first for me reading a book centered around dementia. Beautiful, heart warming and frightening. Such a difficult subject. I applaud the author for such a different story line. Looking forward to reading more.

[Yulisa Sanchez]

This book deals with issues that are rarely talked about or written about, senior romance. I find the novel's storyline to be educative and intriguing especially since Charlottle seems to have more than one hard decision to make. Congrats on the BOTD!

[Fergie Jessica Edeni]

It's clear that you were captivated by the depth of research the author undertook, as you appreciate the incorporation of details like the effects of Lewy Body dementia and the Celtic healing elements. Your interest in these aspects will certainly intrigue others who share your curiosity.

[Udegbunam Miriam]

I like romance books. But I have not read senior romance before. Maybe because I often read romance books in vogue. It will be a new experience to read this book, and interesting to study the character, Cathy. Interesting review.

[Yasmine ZM]

A novel of senior romance. It's not every day that we come across this theme. We can expect deeper and more meaningful things to be mentioned here. I enjoyed reading the review.

[Hazel Arnaiz]

As it delves into romantic love, mental health, and rediscovering the self, the book brings attention to the complexity of old age. Fans of the romance genre who are drawn to love stories for seniors might want to check this out.

[Seamstress]

I am somewhat hesitant, because while, thanks to description, I find the storyline complex and interesting, I am used to consider romance as a light and easy genre to unwind after work, but I fail to see how all those aging problems could maintain the same atmosphere. Anyway, congratulations with BOTD!

[Mauzi Kenneth]

Hmmm? I've never heard of senior romance before. I didn't know old ones were still interested in falling in love. Charlotte seems to have it all. However, the problem of indecision can be troubling sometimes. I hope Charlotte makes the right choice. Good review.

[Brian Ruguru]

Why would a father, a person who is supposed to be a daughter's protector, perform such heinous acts? Dementia and love? Can the two combo go together? I hope Charlotte finds true love.

[Gillian Walter]

The Celts? This was the most unlikely book to hear about the Celts. I'll like to read how they helped heal Charlotte. Also, Charlotte's romance at 60 sounds like another intriguing aspect of this book. Nice review.