Feels Like Falling by Kristy Woodson Harvey
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Feels Like Falling is a stand alone, contemporary fiction novel by Kristy Woodson Harvey. I have really enjoyed every book I have read by Harvey and she did it again for me.

Feels Like Falling takes place during the sweet summertime on the coast of North Carolina. Grey and Diana are the two main characters in this book. Grey is going through a divorce while trying to run her multi-million dollar company, keeping her ex from taking what she worked hard to build, and being a single parent. Grey is still grieving the death of her mother and the estrangement from her sister. Just when she thinks she can not do it all on her own, in walks Diana. Diana, who is down on her luck by losing her job and breaking up with her good for nothing boyfriend leaving her homeless, she stumbles on Grey and somehow two extremely different people find their way in each other's hearts and find out that chosen family can be stronger than blood.

Feels Like Falling has strong themes of friendship, family, and love. It is graced with southern charm and will leave you feeling hopeful. Harvey introduces us to a gang of unforgettable characters who I am sad to say goodbye to!

I recommend Feels Like Falling to fans of Elin Hilderbrand, Sherryl Woods, and Mary Kay Andrews!



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