Feels Like Falling

About the book

Summer has arrived on the North Carolina coast, offering a laid-back atmosphere.

However, for Gray Howard, things couldn’t be more complicated. She has recently lost her mother to cancer, her sister to her controlling husband, and her husband to his assistant. Just when Gray is in desperate need of some good luck, she accidentally gets a stranger, Diana Harrington, fired from her job at the local pharmacy.

Meanwhile, Diana Harrington is also struggling at the start of summer: she has just ended her relationship with her boyfriend and is now living out of her car, a worn-out Impala. Fortunately, Gray feels guilty and offers Diana a place to stay in her guest house.

With Gray’s generosity, Diana’s luck begins to change. However, when her first love reemerges, all her past secrets come rushing back. As Gray embarks on a new path with Diana’s support, she realizes that her ideal life may not be what she truly desires.

In her most insightful and compassionate novel yet, Kristy Woodson Harvey presents a thoughtful exploration of contemporary womanhood through different perspectives. Feels Like Falling is a must-have for fans of Harvey’s previous work and for a new audience seeking a compelling read.