When The House Fell is the first chapter in a deeply personal and powerful story, a memoir that traces the path of a young girl growing up in Savannah, Georgia, through the turbulent beauty of life in public housing, the bonds and fractures of family, and the early awakenings of love, heartbreak, and resilience.

This book begins where many stories do, at home. But what happens when that home, both the physical space and the emotional foundation, starts to crumble? What happens when the people we count on the most leave, and the places we cherish fall away? This is a story about what comes after the fall.

Told through the eyes of a child, teenager, and young woman, When The House Fell is not only a recounting of events, but a reflection on the ways we survive and rebuild. It honors the pain, celebrates the joy, and holds space for the many moments in between. This memoir is the beginning of a series, a multi-book journey through the chapters of life. It's a story about family, loss, girlhood, identity, and the strength it takes to keep going when everything around you is falling apart.

Written not only to heal, but to connect. If you’ve ever felt lost, if you’ve ever loved and been let down, if you’ve ever stood in the rubble and tried to build again, this book is for you.