Review: Falling for June by Ryan Winfield

Elliot Champ, a charming but solitary bachelor who has sworn off romance, is closer than ever to realizing his childhood dream of moving to Miami—until a chance letter lands on his desk, and changes everything.The letter takes him to Echo Glen, a secluded retreat outside of Seattle, where he meets David Hadley, an elderly man who needs Elliot’s help fulfilling a promise to his wife, June. But along the way, it is Elliot whose life will be changed, as he’s introduced to a cast of colorful characters who conspire to draw him ever deeper into a whimsical world, where falling in love is all about letting go.From the green mountains of the great Pacific Northwest to the scarlet poppy fields of northern Spain, this unique and heart-wrenching love story will take you on an emotional journey to that ever-elusive place called true love. Another must-read romance from Ryan Winfield that is guaranteed to draw tears, put a smile on your face, and have you, too, falling for June.

This can be the first Ryan Winfield reserve I have read, so I did not know quite know what one can anticipate from Falling for Summer. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount I enjoyed this go through! Winfield has a wonderful technique of transporting the reader to the prior. I felt very much an integral part of David and June’s enjoy story. Readers learn about John and June’s story of affection and adventure as Donald is telling it for you to Elliot. I did not expect to get excited about the characters as much as I have. I was as rapt enjoying David’s story as Elliot was and was most along hoping that Elliot would find true love at the same time. This was a very emotional study. I felt the characters’ pain, love, longing, despair-I know that sounds as old fashioned as hell, but is considered the darn truth! I had fashioned tears streaming down this face for half of this kind of book! Read this book. Its touching and awesome. I'm going definitely be looking for more of Winfield’s books to fall into!