Everything That Falls

· Bold Strokes Books Inc
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Mia Voss walked away from a promising competitive climbing career to chase something deeper in the silence of stone and sky. Free soloing brings her the peace she craves despite the danger, the judgment, and the loneliness of summits that seem to scrape the edge of heaven.

Alex Kerrigan, a seasoned search and rescue ranger, doesn’t have time for thrill-seekers—especially not ones who climb without ropes. But something about Mia gets under her skin. She's uninhibited, magnetic, and maybe more fractured than she’s letting on.

When a stunt turns into a disaster, their lives and hearts collide on the face of Longs Peak. What begins as a rescue becomes a breaking point—for survival, for truth, and for the rare stillness of being known.

Everything That Falls is an exhilarating novel of emotional grit, breathtaking risk, and an intimate romance set against the unforgiving beauty of the wild.

Mia Voss walked away from a promising competitive climbing career to chase something deeper in the silence of stone and sky. Free soloing brings her the peace she craves despite the danger, the judgment, and the loneliness of summits that seem to scrape the edge of heaven. Alex Kerrigan, a seaso...

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1 review
Sara Shkunova
June 17, 2026
This was intense, gripping and nerve wracking. I don't know much about rock climbing but I always do my research while reading, on basically everything I don't know about. So by the end I come out a little more knowledgeable after the fact. The story is intense as it would be when you're high up in the mountains. Accidents can and usually do happen. I found almost all the characters lovable each in their unique way. All except Echo and Wes. I saw them as selfish and inconsiderate, especially Echo who was also arrogant. It's blatant peer pressure on Mia, forcing her to live up to their unrealistic expectations. Compounded by Mia's desperate need to feel accepted and validated. Mia and Alex were both relatable. One to be free without restrictions and the other to be protective with restrictions. Their opposing views are all based on their respective pasts. It is a need to find a common ground after difficulties that's heartwarming. A really entertaining story all round.
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