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|  | | Finding the Falling Man
Q: How do you find a stranger who's destined to die because of your twin brother?
A: With the aid of pizza, the Internet and a fictional hamster, of course!
Faye Dawson's adventure-seeking twin brother Drew is literally a man with a vision.
When he tells his level-headed sister a stranger is going to die because of him, Faye decides to turn amateur sleuth. Her aim: to save the day for both Drew's conscience and the man they come to call 'The Falling Man'.
How can they hope to find a specific stranger in densely-populated London and convince him his life is in danger? With the aid of pizza, the Internet and a fictional hamster, of course.
But what if the falling man isn't the only one in peril? | |  | | Splitting Infinities
Dawn Foster is an ordinary, middle-aged woman trying to deal with love and loss. When her life begins to take a series of inexplicable turns, she is forced to face up to a frightening reality.
Dawn Foster lost her 18-year-old son, Ben following a tragic accident two years ago. Desperate to cling onto her memories, she wanted his room kept how it was when he was alive. But her husband Gary, in a misguided attempt to force Dawn to ‘move on’, badgered her into letting him re-decorate Ben’s room. Next, Gary made matters even worse by sending all of their son’s belongings to a charity shop. A serious rift in their marriage resulted and Gary moved out, leaving Dawn alone in the house – except for her dear cat, Tonto.
After Gary left, Dawn visited the charity shop in an attempt to buy | |  | | Vibes
Because of her unusual 'gift', Emma Logan grows up feeling like a shadow in a world full of 'normal' people, but finally finds her niche working as a teaching assistant. Then she discovers a student's worrying secret and suddenly there's much more at risk than her prized anonymity.
Emma Logan was born different, but not in an obvious, physical way. You probably wouldn’t bother taking a second glance at her if you saw her walking down the street, especially when she tries so hard to appear utterly ordinary. Emma has a secret ability that she calls ‘vibes’, which means she can physically feel other people’s emotions. If someone around her is sad, her heart feels cold and heavy; if they’re jealous, it feels like a worm wriggling around inside her skull. Her life is a bewildering ̶ and sometimes overwhelming ̶ mess of other people’s emotions. Unable to participate |
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