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Three stories, two best friends, one night.

A single night can change everything, even for people who have known—and loved—each other for years. Whether it’s the childhood friend you don’t speak to anymore, the colleague you always wait for at the coffee machine, or the friend who’s always supported you in a thousand little ways, one moment… one word, one look, one encounter on a cold, lonely night… can turn everything you thought you knew on its head.

Because maybe your best friend is that person. The person. Your person.

…And maybe they have been all along.

Follow our friends and find out exactly what a difference one night can make.

Tonight We Fall is a charity anthology, with all proceeds from its sales benefiting Beyond Blue (Australia), RAINN (U.S.), and The Trevor Project (U.S.).

Tonight We Fall includes the following stories:

A Love for the Ages by Alexandra Gearing

When she arrives at her best friend’s house, Janie expects to find Luke’s birthday party in full swing. It is a big milestone, after all. Instead, she finds him sitting in a quiet house, and definitely not in any mood to celebrate. Janie is determined to brighten his night, but as unresolved feelings and secrets emerge between the two friends, it becomes clear that things between them are different than what either of them had ever expected—or dared to hope. An age gap romance.

State of the Art by Elektra Knight

Lex has cultivated the nail-and-bail method to an art. But when a night with his family blows up in his face, meaningless sex simply doesn’t cut it. No, the only company he craves is his best friend, Everett. But as the night goes on, it becomes clear that there are unresolved issues between them, and Lex is forced to face exactly what Everett means to him.

Basic Training by Pippa Glencoe

The last person Riley expects to run into when she’s out to dinner with her family is her estranged best friend, Evan. But there he is, in all his glory, home from basic training for Christmas. Suddenly, Riley has one chance to make things right between them before he’s gone again… this time, maybe forever.