Three Falls

By Lou Vane

Lauren Ternent

Reviewed on Dec 4, 2024

Worth reading 😎

The last book in the Fortune Falls series. A welcome ending full of drama, humour, and loyalty.

Three Falls is the fifth and final instalment in the Fortune Falls series by Lou Vane.


I first picked up the Fortune Falls earlier this year and was immediately hooked. All of the characters felt not only realistic but relatable and watching them navigate and grow over the series was one of the most enjoyable aspects of the plot.


Three Falls is a brilliant ending to what is considered a thrilling young adult dystopian series. Jess has become a fully-fledged survivor who wants the best for the Novas. She is willing to take risks if it means her people are guaranteed safety. Even though she has a love interest or two, it doesn't take away from the fact that her main priority is survival. I can appreciate female characters who are headstrong.


The overall plot was fine, albeit a bit rushed at times and with a fair amount of filler, but it was still a welcomed conclusion to such a brilliant story. The action is brilliant, and as a reader, you really feel immersed in the drama as it is happening. The dialogue is also a strong suit, the way the characters interact with each other really drives the plot. The way Lou Vane writes humour is also great, as it offers a sense of relief during a time when your livelihood is on the line.


The romance elements of this series were fine. I wasn't particularly attached to either Matt or Ethan, but they had sweet moments with Jess which were nice. However, I will say I enjoyed the friendship between Jess and Dean more than her romance with Matt and/or Ethan. A part of me wished Jess and Dean would have been endgame as their bond seemed so strong and genuine. However, they both ended up with their individual partners and had a happy ending, so I can't complain.


I will definitely revisit the Fortune Falls series in the future, especially now that all the books are out and I don't have to wait for the next part!

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