Fall Into You - (Seasons of Love) 2nd Edition by Caroline Frank (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

What happens when a family-oriented woman falls in love with her brother's best friend: a sweet, recovering ladies' man her family doesn't approve of?

I've always loved being part of my family. We're Italian, which, by definition, means that we're completely in each other's business and sticklers for tradition. But when Matt, my brother's sexy best friend from college, comes back into our lives looking hotter and acting sweeter than ever, my family's involvement really starts getting on my nerves.

I pretty much fall for Matt from day one, so when my brother draws a firm line in the sand and forbids us from dating, it really becomes a problem for me. Being with Matt is the first thing that's made me happy since my dad's passing and I'm not going to let my brother stand in the way of that.

I guess we'll just have to keep things a secret...

Fall Into You is an open-door, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy about forbidden love and finding yourself after loss.

Review Quotes

"This book is real, doesn't cut corners, and provides layers of depth to its characters. It was a delight to read, and I look forward to reading every book baby that Caroline Frank gives birth to. È nata per essere una scrittrice."

• Goodreads Reviewer

Fall Into You is a romantic brother's best friend trope perfect for the fall season. Liza is fresh out of a breakup, her brother Vinny is adjusting to fatherhood and these two close Italian siblings are navigating their new lives without their father who recently passed away. Through a whirlwind of events, these two siblings learn how to process their grief and for Liza, she learns that love is all about timing and second chances.

I loved that this book was a quick feel good read with real life themes and lessons that will stick with the reader. The inclusion of Italian food, language, and cultural references added to the plot and character development and the pandemic references were well timed.

• Goodreads Reviewer