The Falling is a novel not only about mankind falling helplessly to an unprecedented weapon, but of two people falling desperately in love. Chimes’ mother and half-brother complicate this ride, but brace yourself because in this story, nothing seems to survive.

Chimes, as they race to get out of California desperately trying to escape from an unidentified weapon that destroys everything in its path. Try to unravel her past, as she tries to discover the reason behind the trust for her new found friend and rescuer, Dr. Then continue on the adventure of a lifetime as the world around her falls to a mysterious enemy. The reason we are not finding what we are seeking is, that the love we.

The Falling has a unique flow going from the perspective of two people as they progress from strangers to lovers, capturing the perceptual changes of a man and women as they fall in love, all while the world around them crumbles and falls.Wake up with Unknown, a young girl with no memory, just off a mountainous highway in southern California. We are all looking for love, and seeking peace and happiness in a love from someone else. Brace yourself, because on this ride, nothing seems to survive. Chimes’ mother, Joanne, an anti-feminist chameleon and his half-brother, Darrel, a brash and cynical Marine complicate their journey, as they try to find anywhere that is safe. Chimes, as they race to get out of California, running from an organism that is destruction incarnate devouring everything in its path. Try to unravel her past, as she tries to discover the reason for the innate trust for her rescuer, Dr. Driving his ‘69 Pontiac Trans am south on Angeles Forest Highway Dr. She knows she should run and that the danger is to the south, but doesn't know why. Looking around I know the names of the trees above me, of the sparrow chirping who must have woke me, as well as the dirt below me, but I cannot remember my own… I see green and brown, tall, wooden above me, thick and moist all around me. Slowly I open my eyes to come out of the blackness. Shivering, I faintly hear chirping coming from above me, a sound that would be pleasant if not for the fact that I have been asleep outside, with nothing but the cruelty of pain to cover me. Pain, the all over kind that ache’s so bad it’s nearly agonizing.

The Falling by Kimberly Humphreys