Falling Together

A Novel

By: Marisa de los Santos

Narrated by: Julia Gibson

“Her writing is both vividly descriptive and surprisingly insightful.”
—Boston Globe

“It’s the three-dimensional men, women, and children who populate her fiction that I’ll remember for a very long time.”
—Nancy Pearl’s Picks

Following the phenomenal success of her novels Love Walked In and Belong to Me, New York Times bestselling author Marisa de los Santos returns with Falling Together, an emotionally resonant, powerfully moving, and pitch perfect novel about friends, family, and love. Truly modern women’s fiction at its finest, this is the unforgettable tale of a remarkable friendship that ended abruptly, only to be resurrected in great need years later at a college reunion, launching three formerly devoted companions and reluctant family members alike on a sobering, enlightening journey across the world and through the past. Brimming with the author’s trademark wit, vivid prose, and captivating characterizations, Falling Together brilliantly explores our deepest human connections and confirms Marisa de los Santos as one of America’s most exciting contemporary novelists.

Sometimes its hard to go back

If you could sum up Falling Together in three words, what would they be?

Friendship, abandonment, faith

What did you like best about this story?

I loved the scenes in the Phillipines when they are looking for Kat. I could picture it and wanted to be there!

Which scene was your favorite?

When Pen and Will realize they are meant for each after all the years of Kat taking center stage.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Sometimes old friendships aren't meant to be...and sometimes they are.

Excellent!

Colorfully written. Superb descriptions. Amazing story of friendship and the many forms of love. Awesome.

Sweet

I absolutely love books by this author. They are just amazing sweet stories. Tissue warning in a few spots.

Love it

A sweet story of friendship and evolving relationships. A reminder that our perception is not flexible, change becomes scary.

Pretty enjoyable

Not fine literature but a light, entertaining listen about college friends becoming more later in their lives.