Grace Notes is a series name doing double duty, and Falls from Grace plays the same trick a second time. Wordplay of that sort usually signals a writer paying close attention to the music of a sentence as well as to the shape of a plot.
Ruby Landers writes on our LGBTQ+ shelf, and at almost eleven hours this is no quick read dressed up as a novel. It is a full-length story with the room to let a relationship complicate itself properly, which is exactly what the strongest work in this section does.
Series storytelling brings its own pleasures here: recurring lives, consequences that carry from one instalment into the next, and characters granted the time to change their minds.