THE CANADIAN FALL

De: Mitchell Lanigan

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Canadian Fall is a slow-burn psychological thriller.

When the leaves turn, so do the lies.

On an ordinary December morning in Toronto, a woman falls to her death from a high-rise, her body shattering the illusion of a city that never looks up. Was it an accident? Suicide? Or something far more sinister?

Ann McFadden has spent years playing the perfect wife in a marriage built on control, appearances, and silent suffering. Her husband, Mark, is a man obsessed with symbols of success: the right house, the right job, the right wife. But beneath the polished surface, Ann is suffocating. She knows she needs to escape. She just doesn’t know how.
Then, she meets him. The man on the trail. A stranger with eyes that hold secrets as deep as her own.

As the cracks in Ann’s life widen, long-buried truths rise to the surface, pulling her toward a choice she never imagined making. But when another woman takes the fall, literally, Ann realizes that some prisons don’t come with locks.

They come with consequences.

Somewhere in the pages of a missing manuscript, the truth is waiting to be found. But the closer Ann gets to uncovering it, the more dangerous her world becomes. Secrets don’t stay buried. The past never truly lets go. And someone will do whatever it takes to ensure this story never gets told.

When the leaves turn, so do the lives.