
K.D. Falcon is the author of the upcoming Just Go-For It, a darkly playful coming-of-age novel about Hannah Johnson, a 27-year-old woman who spends her nights holed up in her childhood bedroom with mac n' cheese and sitcom reruns.
But all that changes when she discovers a velvet-draped tunnel behind a Rite Aid, slipping through the cracks of reality and into an underground dance party. With the help of a mysterious green drink, Hannah embarks on a mind-bending journey filled with mesmerizing strangers, uninhibited connection, and increasingly questionable decisions.
Just when she thinks she’s found her place in this new world, an unexpected job tutoring for a wealthy family—and her growing infatuation with the alluring Mr. Goldstein—shakes up her reality all over again. He’s everything she shouldn’t want, and far too entangled with the world she’s been hired to quietly slip into.
But beneath their clipped exchanges and lingering glances lies a deeper pull neither of them can ignore. As lines blur and secrets simmer, Hannah is forced to confront how far she’s willing to go for the life she wants—and who she might become in the process.
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Books By K.D. Falcon
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Summary: What if the only way to escape your troubled life was through a secret portal? In “J.J. Fowler,” a middle school outcast stumbles upon a door hidden in the blackberry bushes. On the other side is a room that shouldn’t exist—one that shifts and reshapes each time he enters. It could be his refuge, his escape, or even his home… if it doesn’t consume him first. In “Check Yes or No,” a 14-year-old girl discovers an image of her adult self, pulling her into a strange game of self-discovery. Each time she slips into that world, the boundaries of past, present, and future blur, leaving her unsure of who she really is. Think Stand by Me meets Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, with a dash of Twin Peaks—two uncanny journeys into the spaces that shape us and the memories that won’t let go.



