Falling: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by T. J. Newman

Falling: A Novel is narrated by Steven Weber as a father whose daughter falls from the second story window of her home. He is an author and he writes a book based on his experiences after the fall which will be published in three days. His wife has left him, which he attributes to the fall. The novel is told in journal entries and transcripts of interviews with friends and family, as well as flashbacks of events that happened before the fall.

Falling: A Novel is the story of a young school teacher named Clara who's been dealt a tough hand in life. She moved around a lot, didn't have many friends, and had to care for her sick father on her own as a kid. When she finally finds stability in her new teaching job at an elementary school, she meets Adrian. He's everything she never knew she wanted-smooth, smart, charming-and really cute too! Just when she thinks things are going well with him, he disappears without warning on their first date and doesn't return until years later.

As the narrator, Steven Weber delivers a very detailed narrative. It is interesting to hear the speaker of this book, who is actually an author, struggling with his writing compared to that of a literary novel.

"Falling: A Novel" is a story of loss, and more than that, it's a story of acceptance. The author, T. J. Newman has written a novel that will pull at your heartstrings and leave you with a deep sense of understanding. Newman has created several characters in the novel who are dealing with dark issues both personally and professionally. His narrator is familiar, but not too friendly; he really makes you want to listen to him, and get lost in his journey through this story.

"Falling" is a novel about the life of a man who, in three days and three nights, descends from being a successful personal injury lawyer to somewhat of a homeless man. The novel consists mostly of flashbacks that show how this transformation occurred.