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The end of everything is filled with beginnings in this surprising work of preapocalyptic fiction.
The world is spinning in the shadow of oncoming disaster. An asteroid is set to strike the earth in just one week's time; catastrophe is unavoidable. The question isn't how to save the world-the question is what to do with the time that's left. Against this stark backdrop, three teens are swept up into intertwining stories of love, friendship, and family-all with the ultimate stakes at hand.
Irresistible and inspiring, Tumble & Fall is a powerful novel of courage, love, and hope at the end of days. Day One: Sienna
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Day Two: Caden
Zan
Sienna
Day Three: Zan
Caden
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
Sienna
Day Four: Caden
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Caden
Zan
Day Five: Caden
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
Caden
Zan
Sienna
Day Six: Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
Sienna
The Beach: Caden
Sienna
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
The Wedding: Sienna
The End
"Coutts's characters offer a great deal of depth and appeal, and her writing is both purposeful and rich. As the asteroid collision approaches, Coutts subtly creates urgency without letting it overshadow the natural tension that builds as her three main characters contend with their various strained relationships. The three teenagers' stories intersect neatly, just in time for a well-considered ending."
"This is a well-crafted story with compelling characters
that will appeal to a wide variety of readers. But what makes it truly special
is that, despite its premise, this book manages to be more about beginnings
than the inevitable end. In the iconic words of R.E.M., 'It's the end of the
world as we know it,' and this smart, surprisingly feel-good, end-of-days novel
is indeed…fine."
"Apocalyptic stories are all the rage these days, but this one stands out. There are no zombies, no deadly diseases, nothing to fight, and no way to win. Coutts has written a memorable novel filled with hope, love, absolution, and courage in the face of almost certain death. It will inspire readers to consider their own mortality and the profound impact they have on those who love them."
The world is spinning in the shadow of oncoming disaster. An asteroid is set to strike the earth in just one week's time; catastrophe is unavoidable. The question isn't how to save the world-the question is what to do with the time that's left. Against this stark backdrop, three teens are swept up into intertwining stories of love, friendship, and family-all with the ultimate stakes at hand.
Irresistible and inspiring, Tumble & Fall is a powerful novel of courage, love, and hope at the end of days. Day One: Sienna
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Day Two: Caden
Zan
Sienna
Day Three: Zan
Caden
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
Sienna
Day Four: Caden
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Caden
Zan
Day Five: Caden
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
Caden
Zan
Sienna
Day Six: Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
Sienna
The Beach: Caden
Sienna
Zan
Caden
Sienna
Zan
The Wedding: Sienna
The End
"Coutts's characters offer a great deal of depth and appeal, and her writing is both purposeful and rich. As the asteroid collision approaches, Coutts subtly creates urgency without letting it overshadow the natural tension that builds as her three main characters contend with their various strained relationships. The three teenagers' stories intersect neatly, just in time for a well-considered ending."
"This is a well-crafted story with compelling characters
that will appeal to a wide variety of readers. But what makes it truly special
is that, despite its premise, this book manages to be more about beginnings
than the inevitable end. In the iconic words of R.E.M., 'It's the end of the
world as we know it,' and this smart, surprisingly feel-good, end-of-days novel
is indeed…fine."
"Apocalyptic stories are all the rage these days, but this one stands out. There are no zombies, no deadly diseases, nothing to fight, and no way to win. Coutts has written a memorable novel filled with hope, love, absolution, and courage in the face of almost certain death. It will inspire readers to consider their own mortality and the profound impact they have on those who love them."