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Chester, a successful investigative reporter, is in fear of his life. He takes refuge in New Zealand, twelve thousand miles from Kate, the woman he cannot forget. His quiet life is interrupted when a stranger knocks on his door and takes him to the world’s best kept secret – Hell. He is certain this can’t be true and looks for answers to why he is being subjected to endless mysterious occurrences. These life changing answers are a long time coming and all ...more
What a unique, trippy story. I loved it! First off, I read this book because I heard the main character travels to places bizarre, leaving me feeling a little off balance (in the best possible way). I also read it because the sample pages looked so professionally done—I knew I was in good hands, and that a strange experience awaited. I was not disappointed!
This author knows her way around a narrative. The pacing is great. The dialog is great. The sense of place is … phenomenal. Great balance in ...more
This author knows her way around a narrative. The pacing is great. The dialog is great. The sense of place is … phenomenal. Great balance in ...more
Not quite what I expected. This is different from previous books I have read by Anna Faversham but once got into it I realised just how clever the plot is. A lot of time must have been spent on thought and research resulting in an aborbing book. I thoroughly reccomend Immortality: This Is Probably a Novel. A very good read.
Chester is forced into hiding, but even before he leaves London mysterious things begin to happen. Is he becoming delusional? Has work-related stress overtaken him? Anna Faversham does an excellent job of slowly revealing Chester's flaws as he struggles to understand why strange occurrences continue to confront him. Do other people see what he sees? Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. While this novel has spiritual connotations, it's not overdone. What sent Chester into hiding isn't reveale
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