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Chaos: A Theory of Falling is the eighth volume in the Chaos Series by Scott Burton-a quiet reckoning with the moments we lose our grip, the weight of letting go, and the strange clarity that sometimes follows collapse. Through 100 vulnerable, introspective pieces, this collection explores what it means to fall-emotionally, spiritually, and within relationships we thought would hold. Structured in four parts, the book traces the slow unraveling that begins when something starts to slip-the distance that builds in silence, the helplessness of not being able to fix what's breaking, and the quiet surrender that often comes without warning. It examines the gap between holding on and giving up, and the aching uncertainty of wondering which one you're doing. This is a book for anyone who has felt the ground shift beneath a love they believed was steady. For those who replay every detail, hoping to understand when it all began to change, and for anyone trying to find meaning in the fall itself. With his signature emotional depth and poetic honesty, Burton offers a raw, resonant portrait of the moments we come undone-and the truth we sometimes only find on the way down.

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