Falling Bodies

by Andrew Mark

Book Overview

A moving, compelling novel--of love, loss, renewal, and the laws of physics. Jackson Tate's wife and two children are gone--taken away in the blink of an eye by a brutal car accident. A professor of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: B002DX7VDQ
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: G. P. Putnum Sons [1999]
• Length: 259 Pages
• Weight: 1.01 lbs.

Customer Reviews

excellently written

This book is written by a first time author and for those of us who enjoy reading, it was a welcomed change. I hope to keep looking out for Mr. Mark's work in the future.

Not A Book For Everyone

If you dislike Nicholas Evans, Nicholas Sparks, Richard Paul Evans, or Kirk Martin, this isn't the book for you. If you do like any of those authors, this is definitely a book to look into. It is heartbreaking, but you'll love it anyway. I rarely read all books I check out from the library, but I did read this one cover to cover several years ago. The plot stayed with me but unfortunately the author and title didn't. I accidentally happened upon it recently, read it again, and still like it. The characters are very touching, and definitely have an impact on you. Read it and weep...literally!

moving and tender. A worthwhile and lovely read.

In FALLING BODIES, the author takes us to an emotional place that readers haven't been in since THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY.

Moving, tragic, beautiful

Andrew Mark's story shows readers that there is no replacement for human loss but there is life after such a loss if we allow life to continue and don't completely shut ourselves off from the world. Where love blooms there is hope for any of us in the face of tragedy if only we allow it to come to us.

A memorable book one cannot put down.

Written with great sensitivity about relationships; life's losses and the love that repairs.