All Stars Fall by  Rachel Van Dyken was just WOW….. from the moment I read this single dad blurb I was like heck yeah I want to read that, from the minute I read the opening line I was like OMG I do not want to put this book down.

Penelope and Trevor’s slow burn was so perfect for them. He is a Dad dealing with a life he never imagine and trying to navigate single fatherhood while still making music 🎶 the music that feeds his soul and it an outlet for his emotions.

The author rocks (no pun intended) Trevor’s three young children, Bella, Eric and Malcolm.  Each is dealing on their own terms with the departure of their mother, each has their own relationship with their father (some of the banter here is epic) and each bond with Penny, their new Nanny in their own way.

I want to make sure to mention, it is very clear that Penelope and Trevor have an attraction one that is not about her caring for the children and “playing house.” The connection between these to bleeds off the pages even as they try to resist it.

The use of Trevor’s bandmates as well done and added to the story as I felt it helped the reader understand him better.

The ending of this book put my heart in throat, no not silly drama really deep emotions and compassion for three small humans.

This book left me with a giant smile on my face as the epilogue had my heart happy and my face with a grin from ear to ear.

Ps now I want to know more about Drew, Trevor’s band-mate so I guess this Crossover did what it was meant to do expose me to a new series I now want to read!

The Kristen Proby Crossover Collection features a new novel by Kristen Proby and six books by some of her favorite writers:

Kristen Proby – Soaring with Fallon
Sawyer Bennett – Wicked Force
KL Grayson – Crazy Imperfect Love
Laura Kaye – Worth Fighting For
Monica Murphy – Nothing Without You
Rachel Van Dyken – All Stars Fall
Samantha Young – Hold On