Feels Like Falling is a layered story of a family thrown from their tower of security into the throes of the five stages of grief. The story, broken up into those five stages, delves deep into the inner workings of life pitted against Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and then, finally, Acceptance, with lively secondary characters coming along for the ride. Sebastian York, a successful African American plastic surgeon who until now, handled his world the same way a master puppeteer might, finds out that life has changed the roles on him, putting him now at the end of the rope--so to speak. He is diagnosed with progressive cancer with no hope in sight due to the stage and movement of the cancerous cells. Now he must suddenly compile his lifeβs list of things to do and execute the list expeditiously. He starts looking at the basic things that need tending, his wife, his daughter, his career, however, there is one thing in his past that, until now, he hadnβt even realized need resolution.
When he is diagnosed with progressive cancer with no hope in sight, Sebastian York, a prominent African-American plastic surgeon, must make sure his wife and daughter are taken care of, and--once and for all--find closure with a woman has never been able to forget.
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