A swoony, heartfelt, and evocative standalone paperback original romance about first love, second chances, and finding yourself in the season of change-perfect for fans of Misty Wilson's FALLING LIKE LEAVES and anyone looking for their next Gilmore Girls-esque fall read.
Some seasons change everything....
Five years ago, Claire was a child star, the goofy punchline of one of America's favorite sitcoms. Until a series of devastating betrayals by her manager-father left her broke, humiliated, and desperate to disappear.
Now she's just another high school senior in postcard-perfect Glenridge, Connecticut, determined to leave her past behind. Not even her best friend knows who she used to be-or that she's scraping together every spare dollar to hopefully attend NYU.
When a movie shoot lands in Glenridge-and with it, her former co-star and ex–best friend, Luke Cordova-it threatens to stir up not only Claire's past, but also the dizzying crush she once had on him. Luke offers Claire a deal she can't refuse: let him shadow her to research his role, and he'll pay enough to make her college dreams possible.
As pumpkins are carved and the woodsmoke-tinged October air grows colder, and she falls for Luke (again), Claire must confront what really drove her to hide-and whether she can step back into herself without being consumed by everything she's tried to forget.
"A Season for Falling is an unforgettable second-chance romance about change, self-acceptance, and going after what we want. I tore through the pages." - Misty Wilson, New York Times bestselling author of Falling Like Leaves
"This charming YA debut explores childhood fame and the challenges that come with growing up under a spotlight… all while delivering a swoony friends-to-lovers romance and the coziest Connecticut autumn vibes. Mixing Gilmore Girls energy with a dash of TMZ, A Season for Falling is a delightful read about friendship, family, love and finding your authentic self." - Shannon Takaoka, author of The Totally True Story of Gracie Byrne
"A Season for Falling explodes with heart. Tender, witty, and super swoon-worthy, this is a courageous story about reckoning with where we've been and daring, despite everything, to choose what comes next." - Danielle Parker, author of Love on Paper
