He learned how to fall for a living.
Now he’s telling the story of what it took to get back up.
An unforgettable evening celebrating the release of Aaron Crippen’s memoir, Love at First Fall. It’s a thrilling story of near-death experiences, stunt work, military service, resilience, and the unexpected places where love finds us after the fall.
3:00 PM–8:00 PM
1401 West 22nd Street, Oak Brook, IL 60523
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We hope you can join us for this special night.
-Aaron Crippen
An unforgettable evening celebrating the release of Aaron Crippen’s new memoir a thrilling story of near-death experiences, stunt work, military service, resilience, and the unexpected places where love finds us after the fall.
3:00 PM–8:00 PM
1401 West 22nd Street, Oak Brook, IL 60523
An unforgettable evening celebrating the release of Aaron Crippen’s new memoir a thrilling story of near-death experiences, stunt work, military service, resilience, and the unexpected places where love finds us after the fall.
3:00 PM–8:00 PM
1401 West 22nd Street, Oak Brook, IL 60523
Love at First Fall is more than a stuntman’s memoir. It’s a raw journey of survival and redemption, and the kind of love that makes every risk worth it.
A story of fire and family, scars and second chances, and the breathtaking truth that sometimes the only way to rise … is to fall.
It’s a story for anyone who’s ever been knocked down and wondered if they could get back up. It’s about what we gain from the moments that nearly break us: scars that teach us, losses that shape us, and love that makes every risk worth it.
Readers will walk away reminded that falling isn’t failure—it’s where transformation begins.
I hope everyone who picks up this book feels inspired to share their own story. After losing so many people I loved—and only truly learning about their lives at their memorials—I realized how much of me my boys might never know if I didn’t write this down.
This book is my way of making sure they see all of me: the highs, the falls, the fight to get back up.
I decided to tell my story before someone else tells it wrong at my funeral. And I hope reading it gives you the courage to tell yours.
