Happiness Falls

On an ordinary day, fourteen-year-old Eugene runs home, terrified and covered in blood. His father, who went on a walk with him, is nowhere to be found. Eugene has a rare genetic condition and autism, making him non-verbal and unable to explain what happened. He is both the sole witness and the prime suspect.
His twenty-year-old sister, Mia, sets out to unravel the truth behind her father's sudden disappearance. As the family plunges into a whirlwind of police investigation and hidden secrets, the story explores the delicate balance of family dynamics, human communication, and the complex nature of happiness. It's a gripping psychological mystery that begs the question: How do you solve a crime when the only witness cannot speak?

You will love this book if you enjoy deeply emotional, fast-paced psychological thrillers that go beyond standard mystery to explore complex family bonds, non-verbal communication, and thought-provoking philosophical dilemmas.

Perfect for fans of psychological suspense, intricate family dramas, and readers who appreciate stories highlighting neurodiversity and deep human connections.