The Falling Tower

<p><strong>Reality is unraveling at Harvard. A pterodactyl just flew through your dorm room window. What now?</strong></p><p></p><p>Eve just wanted a quiet morning a cup of tea and maybe a good poem. Instead a stranger in a library starts calling her by the name she's tried to bury. Amy believes she's battling literal demons. And Mona-awkward brilliant Mona-has somehow summoned a creature straight out of a half-forgotten novel. When their fourth roommate Min disappears without a trace-no digital footprint no school records not even a desk left behind-the trio is forced to confront the impossible: Min may have been erased from existence itself.</p><p></p><p>Welcome to Harvard where an elite think tank called Project Babel may be tampering with the primal language of creation-and tearing holes in reality itself. Ghosts manifest. Ancient texts awaken. The past bleeds into the present. And only those who truly know someone-body soul and secret name-can call them back from oblivion.</p><p></p><p>Can Eve Amy and Mona decipher the language that holds the universe together before it all collapses? Or will they be next to vanish?</p><p></p><p>With razor-sharp wit and genuine emotional depth <em>The Falling Tower</em> is a genre-defying literary fantasy that blends campus satire theological mystery and metaphysical terror. Fans of Donna Tartt Madeleine L'Engle and Susanna Clarke will be captivated by Meg Moseman's fresh ferocious voice.</p>