It's nighttime and the air is cold. It's brisk as it washes over
bare skin, a reminder that it's winter. And as you walk beneath the
clear midnight sky, the moon casts a shadow ever so slightly, it
reminds you that you're alive.
At the age of twenty-eight, the Narrator has taken only three
steps in life: one for being cynical, one for being bitter, and one
for being jaded. But an extraordinary thing happens after a
life-saving encounter with a stranger leads to an adventure of
self-discovery and reawakening to the world. The journey brings the
Narrator into the lives of a past love, a pregnant neighbor, and a
churning river that nearly claims the Narrator's life. Are the
relationships that develop after the accident mere coincidence, or
part of something greater, and perhaps, driven by fate?
thirty-six hours of self-imposed exile is a novel that poses
the question, "What does it mean to be alive?" Through the changing
of the Boston seasons, this novel explores the cyclical nature of
the human state, from apathy to understanding, and from love to
loss and back again.
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