The Angels have Fallen, and life will never be the same. It has been ten years since the tragedy, but The Fall of Angels still haunts the world, especially those like Tobias Abbott whose mother passed when Angels struck New York. This death turned his father to alcoholism and left Toby to raise his younger brother Elijah. He accepted this responsibility for years before taking a chance to follow his dreams of music at Montgomery College in Maryland, leaving his brother in their hometown of Moriah, Pennsylvania. Now, years later, Toby receives word that Eli is missing and presumed dead after disappearing six months earlier. Refusing to believe Eli could truly be gone, Toby returns to Moriah for answers. He travels around town in the hopes of finding some new information that could aid in his investigation, but there are people out there who don’t want Toby to find out the truth about Elijah’s disappearance. The town’s authorities are trying their best to convince them that Elijah is dead. His father has placed a headstone in the local cemetery, marking Elijah’s death. The police have dismissed his case. Toby is ready to give up hope when one evening, he sees Elijah. His brother is disheveled and caked in blood and mud but is alive. Toby crashes his car and chases after Elijah, but the accident incapacitates him and lands him in the hospital. When he wakes, no one believes what he saw was real, but Toby isn’t deterred. With the help of his childhood friend Alaina, he’s more determined than ever to uncover the truth of what happened to his brother.