At twenty-seven, Daisy Donaldson feels like everyone else has life figured out, except her. Freshly unemployed, quietly anxious, and living in the shadow of her effortlessly successful sister, Daisy is stuck between who she used to be and who she's supposed to become. Then, on the morning of a career-defining interview, she spills coffee all over a dangerously attractive stranger, and nothing about her carefully controlled plans survives the collision. As Daisy stumbles into a new job, complicated office dynamics, and a connection she definitely didn't see coming, old heartbreak resurfaces in ways she isn't prepared for. Caught between a past she hasn't fully let go of and a future that demands more confidence than she feels she has, Daisy is forced to confront her fears around love, self-worth, and vulnerability. Set against the backdrop of modern London, Falling Hard is a witty, emotionally grounded romantic comedy about messy beginnings, slow-burn attraction, and learning that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is let yourself fall, hard. Perfect for readers who love strong female leads, workplace romance, and character-driven love stories with humour and heart.