The Art of Falling

Lily-Mae Haven is a girl with narcolepsy. That's not who she is. That's not what defines her-yet, it does.

Raised by her family's maid while her parents love her from a distance, Mae has learned to navigate a world that wasn't built for someone like her. Toxic friendships that crumbled under the weight of her condition. Friends who couldn't bear the burden anymore. The constant pressure of proving herself worthy of the space she occupies. Beneath her bright, generous exterior, she's hurting.

Nico Maxwell is guarded, private, and painfully bad at expressing what he feels. When he catches Mae mid-episode one ordinary afternoon, he doesn't realize he's just become the person she'll lean on-the one who will understand her in ways no one else has.

But falling-in love and into the complicated truths neither of them are ready to face-is never simple.

The Art of Falling weaves together deep, beautiful romances, secrets that refuse to stay buried, and the triggers and complications that come with loving someone while learning to love yourself. It's a story about a woman adapting, surviving, and shining despite a condition determined to dim her light-and the people who refuse to let her fall alone.