Meet Me At The Falls

Series · 5 books · 2013-2018

By John Dusenberry, Ben Tuller, Zack Keller

Books in series

Meet Me At The Falls

2013

"If the world ever ends and we become separated, I want you to meet me at the Falls." Thinking their father was joking, the Murphy family laughed the idea off that night at dinner. Little did they know, a devastating event would soon bring civilization to an end. But the end was only the beginning of the family's problems. Now, a mysterious light blazes in the sky day and night dropping metallic pods deep underground. Armed militias roam broken streets for the few remaining resources, killing anyone who opposes their order. Mankind has turned into the monsters they've always feared. Alone and desperately trying to survive as society unravels into chaos, the Murphy family must find a way back to one another by doing what their father told them such a long time ago: MEET ME AT THE FALLS

Meet Me At The Falls

2014

The world crumbles beneath the Murphy family’s feet as the mystery surrounding what caused the apocalypse deepens. Each member of the family encounters new survivors attempting to recover what they've lost—or kill each other trying. As the Murphys continue their trek toward the Falls, everyone and everything stands in their way.

Meet Me At The Falls

2015

As the Murphy family takes another step toward the Falls, they begin to stumble. Charlotte must escape a deadly pack of "wolf" children in order to find her own. Edwin and Tricia fall in with shady mercenaries hell-bent on saving Seattle. Wiley encounters a reclusive Native American tribe hiding by Snoqualmie Falls. And Alan becomes trapped inside a secret complex where scientists may have discovered why the world ended...and when it may happen again.

Meet Me At The Falls

2017

The closer the Murphy family gets to the Falls, the further apart they split. Still recovering from his injuries, Wiley watches as old and new worlds collide in a battle that will forever change the Snoqualmie Tribe. Charlotte clings to hope, and to the horse that is on its last legs beneath her. Alan, unable to escape his confines inside the mountain silo, delves deeper into the mysterious experiments that may have triggered the apocalypse. And Edwin and Tricia become separated from each other as the citizens of Seattle attempt a desperate gamble to save their drowning city.

Meet Me At The Falls

2018

Though the Falls are so close... the Murphy family couldn't be further apart. What they hoped to be an oasis in the vast desolation of America has become an unending nightmare. Tricia, lost. Charlotte, injured. Edwin, disillusioned. Wiley, shot. And Alan still miles and miles away. In this final part of the series, the family wonders: will they actually meet at the falls?

Authors

John Dusenberry

Author · 5 books

John Dusenberry is a seasoned writer and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. He received his formal education in Film from the esteemed CalArts and has since built a successful career in the entertainment industry as a writer, director, animator, and story artist. John is also highly respected as a consultant and teacher in the field of character development and narrative theory, sought by aspiring writers and professionals alike.

Zack Keller is a writer and director for TV, feature films, videogames and comic books, currently working as a Narrative Director at King and a creator/writer at Dark Horse Comics. After beginning his career at Pixar Animation Studios, he co-created Dick Figures, the highest-rated animated web series on YouTube which earned nearly a billion views and an Annie Award nomination. At Telltale Games, he was a lead writer and narrative designer for such franchises as Guardians of the Galaxy, Batman, The Walking Dead and Tales from the Borderlands. Most recently, he was a screenwriter for Cartoon Network’s animated series Unikitty!, produced by Warner Brothers Animation and The LEGO Group, and wrote the graphic novels Cuphead: Comic Capers & Curios, Creeping, and Hotel REM for Dark Horse Comics. He lives with his family in San Francisco.