Falling Into Place

When Life Falls Apart, Can Love Put It Back Together?

Falling Into Place by Linda Taylor, published in 2006 by Arrow Books, is a heartwarming and emotionally honest novel about second chances, unexpected friendships, and the courage it takes to start over. Blending humor with poignant insights, Taylor delivers a story that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable.

A Fresh Start or a Final Breakdown?

When struggling actress and single mother Sarah Bateman reaches breaking point, she knows something has to change. Uprooting her life, she moves to the sleepy village of Lower Ambleton in search of peace and a fresh start. But small-town life comes with its own surprises—gossipy neighbors, hidden pasts, and a ruggedly charming vet who challenges all of Sarah's carefully built defenses.

Warm, Witty, and Wonderfully Real

With her trademark warmth and wit, Linda Taylor explores the messiness of life and love with characters that feel instantly familiar. Falling Into Place is a celebration of resilience, rediscovery, and the quiet beauty of finding where you truly belong.

Perfect for Fans of Contemporary Women's Fiction

This novel is ideal for readers who enjoy heartfelt storytelling, a touch of romance, and richly drawn characters navigating life’s twists and turns.