Reality is unraveling at Harvard. A pterodactyl just flew through your dorm room window. What now?
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.
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.
Can Eve, Amy, and Mona decipher the language that holds the universe together before it all collapses? Or will they be next to vanish?
With razor-sharp wit and genuine emotional depth, The Falling Tower 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.