Dead Fall Review
Deadfall review Dead Fall By Stephen Wallenfels focuses on the point of view of Cory Bic whose past story is given in a third person narrated account, and whose present is narrated by himself. The book starts off with Cory and his twin brother Ty on their birthday as their father, in one of his better moods, decides to let the boys in on a guarded secret of his. He takes them to a few stops in the woods before arriving at normal looking clearing with a stump in the middle. However, underneath is an abandoned living space dug out long ago and whose entrance is through the stump. They dub the place “Stumptown” and their father talks about how they will someday come up there and live free and happy, detached from the world. He talks about how he is planning on changing for the better, but soon afterwards, he seems to take a step in the opposite direction. He moves them to a new town, for a sketchy job, to live in a worn out house. Here he joins ranks wit...