In Here, I Fall | Erica Mae Sabado | Novel

Description

A graduating college student who used to think about her own death, Raven is now trying her best to live a normal life. With a heart that she believes she is unable to love and a failed suicide mission that involved a reason that this world will never understand, she learned to keep everything inside. What used to be an open book, is now a locked-up cage full of unspoken feelings and thoughts.

Even though Raven has the fear of speaking out her feelings, there’s one thing that she is not afraid to share with the world, and that’s her poems and other pieces that she writes. She might find her jaw stitched shut for most of the time, her hands are never afraid to write what she feels. Having her supportive friends and a kind-loving mother, she is convinced that she already has everything she could ask for.

But just when she thought she had it all, James abruptly comes into her life and rattles everything she believed in her little world. James is a smart but peculiar guy who hates thinking about the future. The universe intertwines their different worlds as they share each empty and hollow space of their lives. Raven realizes that her paralyzed heart is capable of loving someone like James, and it forces her to choose between remaining silent or overcoming her fear of speaking what she really feels inside before the school year ends.