Lost in the Labyrinth and Loving Every Page
A Study on Falling is the kind of mind-bending, emotionally intense read that pulls you into its spiral and dares you to find the way out.

A Study on Falling is a dark, immersive psychological drama that follows Henry Levi, a once celebrated author whose life unravels after a devastating accident leaves him broken in body and spirit and searching for meaning inside the confines of a highly unsettling institution. Told as a personal record rather than a simple story, the book slowly pulls you into Henry’s spiraling thoughts and growing paranoia, making the reader feel just as trapped inside the maze of his mind as he is. I really enjoyed how intimate and raw the writing feels, especially the way it captures grief, anger, and creative loss without trying to soften them, which made the experience feel deeply personal and hard to shake long after I closed the book.

This book grabbed me fast and did not let go. From the moment Henry starts questioning his sanity and the people supposedly there to save him, I was hooked and honestly a little unsettled in the best way. I loved how this story messes with your head and makes you question what is real, what is fear, and what happens when a brilliant mind starts turning against itself. If you enjoy intense stories that crawl under your skin and stick with you, this is absolutely worth reading because it is smart, moody, and fearless in how deep it goes. 🌀📖