In the heart-pounding thriller "Falling" by T.J. Newman, every passenger's nightmare becomes a harrowing reality. Aboard a routine flight to New York, the lives of 143 unsuspecting souls are thrust into the hands of their pilot, whose family has just been kidnapped. With a chilling ultimatum set before him—crash the plane to save his family or defy his captors and risk everything—tension skyrockets as high as the aircraft itself. In a race against time, morality, and the unforgiving parameters of his dilemma, the pilot's decision holds the weight of an unimaginable choice: commit an act of terror to save his loved ones, or become an unlikely hero in the eyes of those aboard Flight 416. "Falling" masterfully navigates the razor's edge of human desperation and the instinct to survive, making it an electrifying narrative that captivates from the first page to the last. Newman's thrilling debut crafts a terrifyingly plausible scenario, weaving together the fates of individuals caught in a dire situation that tests the limits of their humanity. With every turn of the page, the gripping story challenges the reader to question what they would do when faced with the impossible, making "Falling" not just a story of survival, but a profound exploration of the complexities of choice, duty, and sacrifice.