Jack and Jill have known each other since preschool. The
bond between them is so strong and Jack is confident that Jill will remain by
his side until all that changes when Jill starts dating Tanner in the last year
of high school. Jack and Tanner decide to play against each other in a football
game in order for Jill to choose the better of the two. Which of the two will
be able to win Jill’s affection?
Falling on the Sword
(Jack and Jill) by Bryan M Havel opens with an enticing description of
North Bay Preschool and introduces readers to the characters. The author
provides fascinating details about life in pre-school, creating imagery that is
transporting and that will remind some readers of what it felt like being in
school at three. Havel's phraseology is complex, and the author doesn't have
that economy of words that some readers might be looking for; nevertheless, the
detailed writing has merits of its own and there is a beauty in expression that
caught my attention. The beauty of this tale lies in the author's deft handling
of conflict, exploring the hearts of three characters caught up in a love
triangle. NFL fans will enjoy the well-crafted football scenes. This is a
suspenseful tale that will keep readers turning the pages as they want to know
which of the boys will win Jill's heart ultimately. The characters in Falling on the Sword (Jack and Jill) are
vividly drawn, the plot is cleverly written, and themes of love, friendship,
family, and sports are central in this delightful story.
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