Lyn Newman is a bit of a mess at 27. She's living with her parents. She's working a job she doesn't enjoy. She's known for avoiding difficult situations. She's even too timid to ask out the boy she's been in love with for half her life. Yet there are some problems she can't run away from. On nearly the same day her family suffers a monumental loss, she inadvertently learns that her eldest brother, Abe, is actually her father. Swarmed with doubts and grief, she's surrounded by her boisterous, loud, prying family. It'll be hard to keep her secrets, control her feelings, and hide from her problems as Lyn deals with the one fact that may change everything. Fiction's Fall may have you crying one moment and swooning the next, a novella of literary fiction about grief, growing up, a first big crush, and being shaped by of our families, for better or worse.