The Indomitable Lives of Tuesday West

Middle Falls Time Travel, Book 22

By: Shawn Inmon

Narrated by: Elizabeth Phillips

Tuesday West had a charmed life—until a tragic accident changed everything.

In an instant, Tuesday's life is altered when she is left paralyzed from the waist down. What should be a crushing blow, however, does not break her spirit.

Living in the enchanting town of Middle Falls, Oregon—where second chances are not just a possibility but a promise—Tuesday discovers she is uniquely equipped to face every challenge. With an unending supply of determination, she refuses to let her accident define her.

In a town where time is as fluid as fate itself, Tuesday has a rare opportunity to rewrite her story. If she knows her future, can she change it?

The Indomitable Lives of Tuesday West is a profound exploration of disability, acceptance, and the endless possibilities hidden in second chances. This is book twenty-two in The Middle Falls Time Travel Series, where time, love, and destiny are forever shifting. Like all Middle Falls books, it can be enjoyed as a standalone novel or as part of the ongoing series.

Includes a special note from the author.

©2025 Shawn Inmon (P)2025 Podium Audio

worst middle falls book ever

I have been the biggest fan of this series till this one. i hated what the author put Tuesday through for nothing .

Tuesday captured (and broke) my heart

One of my favorites of this series. Really insightful and well done. I was so touched I cried in public. Great narration too!

good story bad narration

the woman performing this story needs a diction lesson! she won't properly pronounce the words "didn't, wouldn't, couldn't, shouldn't" to the point where it was distracting!

Another Awesome Book from Sean Inman!

I love the Middlefalls stories, and this one was really positive. Just what I needed. Thanks Sean!

Best book of the series so far.

I have never written a review for any of the hundreds of books I’ve listened to. This book was in my opinion so good that I had to write one.
No book has ever pulled at my emotions like this one did.
This book hits close to home for me. I won’t spoil the book for anyone reading this but I had a young person in my life that brought me into their world. A world I never knew. Getting to watch him and his friends play baseball humbled me. Those kids taught me not to have sympathy for them. They didn’t need it! They showed me that they were stronger than me in every way. They gave me a new perspective, a much needed one.
We take so much for granted, we only focus on ourselves and what we can do so easily. Stories like this one help keep us in check. People with disabilities don’t want sympathy, they want respect and they deserve.
Thank you Shawn for writing this story! It’s your best one in this series! I don’t know how you keep topping yourself.