Gabby Donaldson made her mother a promise right before she died. She vowed to deliver a letter to her long-lost grandmother whom she believed to have been dead. When her journey turns out to be more complicated than she imagined, she finds herself at a dead end. Accepting help from the handsome journalist who wants to tell her story may be the only way to find her grandmother.

I’m so glad I read Falling Into Us. The plot was engaging. I felt like I was right next to Gabby as she searched for her grandma. I was invested in her mission to deliver the letter and I loved the life she stumbled into when she accepted Mason’s help. His whole family was so welcoming and his daughter brought a sense of innocence to the story that I loved. They all had their past issues and I thought the author handled the sensitive topics with care. Gabby and Mason had great chemistry right off the bat and I loved their easy connection.

Although, I admit I had a small complaint about the third act breakup, I still really enjoyed the book.

I’d give the fall vibes a 4/5. Obviously the fall season wasn’t the focus of the story, but it served as the perfect backdrop. Mason’s parents and siblings ran a pumpkin farm with all the seasonal activities. The story felt very cozy. It was emotional, yet heartwarming. The characters were likable and felt very genuine. I couldn’t put it down. I think you’ll like this one!