Falling to Heaven

Discover the enchanting world of Falling to Heaven by Jeanne Peterson, a captivating tale set in Tibet in 1954. This beautifully crafted novel, published by Oneworld Publications, spans 320 pages and immerses readers in the lives of Emma and Gerald Kittredge, two Americans deeply rooted in the Quaker tradition of non-violence. Their peaceful existence is transformed when they are embraced by their Tibetan neighbors, Dorje and Rinchen, who introduce them to a culture steeped in pacifism. However, their idyllic life is abruptly disrupted by the arrival of Maoist soldiers, forcing them to confront the harsh realities of conflict and change. Falling to Heaven is not just a story of cultural exchange but a poignant exploration of resilience and the human spirit. Perfect for readers who appreciate historical fiction and tales of personal growth, this novel promises to leave a lasting impression.