In my opinion, this is Abbi Glines' best book yet. Really. I wouldn't be surprised if Abbi Glines had some sort of magic book mojo she forgot to mention. Mainly because the bloody cliffhanger at then end of the book left me bewildered and flabbergasted!!! 
 How could you, Blaire? How could you? My heart has literally shattered into thousands of pieces at the ending. 
 Why would you do that to Rush?? RUSH!!! Rush, with his soulful silvery eyes and his sexy barbell and his rock-hard pecs. Rush, with his talented inner cook. Rush, with his sensitive side!! He literally was BEGGING you NOT TO GO!!! He hung onto your leg to stop leaving, for Christsake! 
 "You don't have to love me. Just don't leave me," he said against my leg." 
 Disappointing. Very disappointing, Blaire. 
 Some tragedies you just can't heal from. 
 Fallen Too Far begins with Blaire Wynn, in serious risk of being homeless and out on the streets, after her mother had just died from cancer. Her life seems to be a chronological order of tragic events. 
 Her twin sister, Valerie, died in a car crash. Her father left Blaire and her mother to deal with that on their own. Her mother died from an incurable illness. And the debts from Blaire's mother's medications, accumulate to become a big amount. So big, that Blaire needs help. She only has a twenty dollar bill which isn't enough. 
 But Blaire's bad luck is about to stop. 
 Reaching out to her father for help, Blaire finds herself at the door of her stepbrother's beach house along the coast of Florida. A different sight from the farmhouse in Alabama which Blaire previously lived in. 
 Fortunately for Blaire, Rush Finlay was everything and anything she could ever want- scorchingly, smoulderingly sexy, dripping with cash and unbelievably good in bed. What I wouldn't give for that barbell of his!! 
 Unfortunately for Blaire, Rush Finlay had made an oath to despise her for some unknown reason and was the biggest playboy on Earth. 
 "Blaire, I'm not a romantic guy. I don't kiss and cuddle. It's all about the sex for me. You deserve someone who kisses and cuddles. Not me. I just fuck, baby. You aren't meant for someone like me." 
 Not a good start to a relationship, huh? 
 It's also a downer on Blaire's relationship, that Rush's sister hates her with a fiery passion and has committed her life to making Blaire's life a misery. 
 But on the positive side of things, Blaire has a new job which has good pay. Friends which she can trust to support her. And Rush Finlay, however much he tries to deny the tangible sexual tension and the unbreakable bond between them. 
 "There are some things you need to know." He closed his eyes and took a deep breath. "I'm dealing with the fact that you may walk away from me once you know them and never look back. It scares the hell out of me. I don't know what this is that is going on between us but from the moment I laid eyes on you I knew you were going to change my world. I was terrified. The more I watched you the more you drew me in. I couldn't get close enough." 
 Well, Rush can't deny it any longer!! Yippee!! 
 But he's hiding a secret. A big one. A very big one. One that could change Blaire's whole perspective. One that could get in the way of their epic love. One that could break Blaire's heart forever. 
 But I don't really care about her. Only Rush. 
 Mainly because Blaire's one of the worst heroines I've ever come across and she's the only reason I didn't give this novel 5 solid stars. I don't know how other people can think of her as a wonderful role model. The only thing I like about her is that she has a permit to carry a gun around with her. 
 And I'm not a big fan of free gun permits. 
 I seriously despise her. I don't believe in her Holier-than-thou attitude. Even Rush doesn't. 
 "How about how the hell you're still a virgin at nineteen?" he said, turning his silver pools toward me." 
 She's a beautiful woman, and I get that she doesn't know it. But seriously, Blaire can't be oblivious of the effect that she can have. She's seen it happening- old men leering at her, Woods, repeatedly asking her out, frat boys propositioning her while sober. Why can't she just believe it. Besides, her response to Rush was a little sexed up, and Blaire's one of those innocent heroines. 
 "You just came wild and sexy all over my hand and even left some claw marks on my back to prove it. Don't go getting shy on me now. 'Cause baby, before the night is over you will be naked in my bed." 
 Not exactly the shy response of a virginal heroine. But then it's Rush Finlay, and even the most strong-willed nuns won't be able to keep themselves from jumping his bones with an enthusiasm. I know I wouldn't be able to restrain myself. 
 Rush Finlay was a beautifully drawn out character. He was flawed but flawed equals real. He's perfectly believable unlike Blaire, the Mary-Sue. 
 Plus, he's incredibly sexy and man, he knows how to spice up a good sex scene. 
 Rush let out a rugged breath "Shit, baby. Stop it. I'm going to explode. I'll give you your release but when I finally bury myself inside you for the first time you won't be sprawled in the back of my car. You'll be in my bed." 
 Now that I've had a sip of Rush Finlay, I'm never ever ever letting him go. Neither am I going to not read the next book. 
 "Because I've had a taste and I'm not sharing. This isn't just for fun. I may be slightly addicted." 
 Abbi Glines, you have a new fan in me!