The Fall

The Fall
ISBN-10
1941711103
ISBN-13
9781941711101
Series
The Fall
Pages
190
Language
English
Published
2015-04-08
Author
Todd James Myers

Description

Set in Pleasanton, California, Todd James Myers lives between a world of light and darkness, but the bridge connecting him to his death is calling out to claim his soul. The demons from his childhood followed him to the dark side but he's not the only one to take the fall. Kaleigh, a beautiful girl from his past, has a horrific secret that unexpectedly hurled her into Todd's realm. This intricate web of abuse, addiction and an awakening, that no one see's coming, will make them fight for life!

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