Cheyenne's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 5 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 I am going to be honest right from the start. In Bully I hated K.C., for what she did to Tate, how she used Jared and how she treated Jax. I started Falling Away with that same hatred for her, thinking there was no way in hell this reviewer would ever like her. Well I was wrong, not everything is what it seems, perception is everything and we find out a whole lot about the real K.C. She has put up with a lot in her life, a hell of a lot more than most people would ever have and while it makes her appear to be stuck up and gutless at times, that isn't who she is. We finally get to see who she really is and who she wants to be. 
 Jax, he survived hell but he hasn't allowed himself to really heal from the pain he survived. He is sexy as hell, an alpha and he is also the one person you would want at your back. He is also broken, so much so that he won't let anyone close, even K.C.. He has wanted her since he first saw her, and now that she is back in town he plays with her, pushing her away while at the same time pulling her into him. He starts to believe that she will think she deserves better than him, that he isn't good enough and those walls he keeps up begin to come crashing down and the destruction doesn't just surround him and K.C., it hurts others that he is close too. 
 I couldn't breathe at times while reading Falling Away, my anxiety when through the roof and I cried more while reading Falling Away than I have with any other book in this series. It felt like I was there, like I was invisible watching it all play out in front of me and I couldn't do anything to help. The word Fuck pretty much sums up my emotions during this book and by that I mean it's the one word you can say to mean a variety of things and this time all those things are amazing. Penelope Douglas has written a series that almost bullies itself into your life, the Until You series makes the readers pay attention, crave more from the characters, and can tear you to pieces before it heals you. Falling Away rips you apart and heals you, but not before it makes you hurt, cry, scream, laugh and fall in love with Jaxon Trent.