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Gravity

by Sarina Bowen

The Gravity series by Sarina Bowen has 3 known books (3 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with Coming in from the Cold (2014).

Books
3 known books (3 novels)
Published
3
First published
2014
Status
completed
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Start here: Coming in from the Cold (2014) — then read straight through in publication order.

Reading order

The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.

  1. Book 1:

    Coming in from the Cold

    Novel

    Coming in from the Cold (May 2014) opens Sarina Bowen's Gravity trilogy at 246 pages, the shortest of the three, throwing downhill skier Dane Hollister and local Willow Reade together during a blizzard that complicates his Olympic future.

    Alternative text for cover: Cover of Coming in from the Cold
  2. Book 2:

    Falling from the Sky

    Novel

    At 500 pages, Falling from the Sky (February 2015) is by far the longest of the trilogy, following snowboarder Hank Lazarus's recovery from a paralyzing accident under the care of Dr. Callie Anders.

    Alternative text for cover: Cover of Falling from the Sky
  3. Book 3:

    Shooting for the Stars

    Novel

    Shooting for the Stars closed the trilogy just a month later, in March 2015, running 256 pages as Hank's sister Stella and his best friend Bear weigh a long-suppressed attraction against loyalty.

    Alternative text for cover: Cover of Shooting for the Stars

About the Gravity series

Gravity is Sarina Bowen's early sports-romance trilogy set among elite ski racers and snowboarders training in Vermont, several years before True North moved her to farm country in the same state. It opens with Coming in from the Cold, in which downhill skier Dane "Danger" Hollister and local country girl Willow Reade are thrown together during a blizzard, and their sudden connection is complicated by a genetic heart condition that puts Dane's Olympic future at risk. Falling from the Sky follows Dane's snowboarding friend Hank "Hazardous" Lazarus, paralyzed in a half-pipe accident, and Dr. Callie Anders, the physician who once shared a brief, unremembered connection with him and now oversees his recovery. Shooting for the Stars closes the trilogy with Hank's sister, pro snowboarder Stella Lazarus, and Hank's best friend Bear, who have to weigh a night of long-suppressed attraction in Tahoe against Bear's loyalty to his injured friend.

Published in 2014 and 2015, Gravity predates True North and shows Bowen's sports-romance instincts before she moved into small-town family drama: high-stakes competitive sport, injury and recovery handled with real weight, and three interconnected couples who share a training circuit rather than a hometown. Readers who enjoyed the found-family thread in True North, or want faster-paced sports romance from Bowen, should start here.

Frequently asked questions

How many books are in the Gravity series?

Three: Coming in from the Cold, Falling from the Sky, and Shooting for the Stars, published in 2014 and 2015.

What order should I read Gravity in?

Publication order: Coming in from the Cold, Falling from the Sky, Shooting for the Stars. The books are closely linked, so read them in sequence.

What is the Gravity series about?

A close circle of elite ski racers and snowboarders training in Vermont, each book pairing a different member of the group with a new love interest against the backdrop of competitive sport, injury, and recovery.

Is Gravity connected to Sarina Bowen's True North series?

Not directly through characters, but both are set in Vermont and share Bowen's small-town, close-knit-community sensibility. Gravity was published a couple of years before True North began.

Is Gravity a completed series?

Yes, all three books were published in 2014-2015 and no further Gravity books have been announced.


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