Fell Before Falling

The Edge of Reality

By: John Landrine

Narrated by: Nathan Westhoff

From the Edge of Reality Series
this is "Fell Before Falling"

Steve Morton and his lovely wife, Cherie live a good life, as a thirty-something couple just starting to take off in their respective careers. That is until a speedbump intrudes on their tranquil road of existence. It is a hiccup in spacetime that begins to unravel reality as they know it. It is a horrible recurring event that appears to have but one escape–death.

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A really compelling story

This story keeps you guessing until the end. It's weird and unsettling in the best way, like a good episode of the Twilight Zone. As soon as you think you know what's going on - nope, here comes another twist. The narration is also excellent. The voice work complements the content nicely. Great read!

Just wow! I didn’t see any of that coming.

I am biased to the voice but no connection to the story. If you have ever dreamt of falling this will get you.

Wow!

My mind is wrecked after listening to this audible! The narration was perfect and easy to listen to. Steve and Cherie's story completely blew my mind. I actually listened to it twice and I still can't wrap my mind around it. I never could have predicted that ending!

Fell Before Falling will flip your reality upside.

Fell Before Falling is an incredible book and a thrilling ride--especially to be so short. At first, that title, Fell Before Falling, didn’t make any sense, until I read it. It makes a lot of sense—even though the book still has me reeling trying to get my mind to grasp it. I would say it is mind-provoking, but that would be a gross understatement. It’s more like a mind-flipped turned upside down, reality turned on its head, which way is up, WTF just happened provoking. How the writer develops the people and their relationships so much in such a short period of time is amazing. I don’t know how long, or short it took me to read it, as I did in one sitting, but it felt like I had just watched a full two-and-a-half-hour movie; one of those that I didn’t want to end. I have said this about other books in John Landrine’s series, The Edge of Reality, and that is that it is The Twilight Zone on steroids.