Parachutes

Book One: The Fall

By: Takerra Allen

Narrated by: Midnite Michael, Ja'Air Bush

They say the first love is the truest. If you can hold on to it, do. For the others after will be different. Watered down versions tainted with your insecurities, their fears, each other's pride. Promises not to make the same mistakes twice, entering as a slightly altered version of yourself. Because that first love, you dive deep with no restrictions. You are you and they are them, fully. And you hit bumps, and turbulence, and at times think you'll crash headfirst until that love saves you . . . like a parachute. That first love. That true love.

Dalvin and Tahli fell in love as we often do, when looking for everything but. Two seeds in fresh soil, one is hyper focused on a future while the other is on a fresh start of figuring it all out. Both journeys best taken alone are defied by the two's will to do it together. Here's the start, some of the middle, and possibly the end to their story.

Parachutes: Book One is the first of a three-book series.

Slow start

slow start but once you figure out where its going you can't stop listening. The female voice was a little too much but overall its a good story. Waiting patiently for part 2 and 3

10/10

One of my favorite books. The audible made it even sweeter. I can't wait to hear the next book (I've already read the entire series twice).

Love it

This is a 5 start must read the only book I listen to more than once

Love this book

I could not stop listening to this book. I cannot wait for book two. I need to know what happens to this family!

Love or Flight

I have picked up and put down this book so many times. When I first got it and saw how long it was. I put it down. When an author grabs my attention the way this series did. Honey, I have to give the author her flowers. Takerra Allen is a gifted storyteller. The relationship of Vin & Talia draws you in with all the ups and downs of living life, aging and growing.
You honestly don't know if you should root for their love or say bump it. Y'all just separate. Just when you have had enough of the chaos and say forget. I'm about to put this book down. Takerra draws you back in with a huge plot twist.