First published 2015
The protagonist awakens in the pre-dawn darkness, caught between sleep and consciousness. Wade places his character in those liminal hours when night surrenders to day, exploring the thoughts and memories that surface in solitude. The central tension emerges from the character's struggle with unresolved conflicts that demand attention in these quiet moments. As dawn approaches, internal and external pressures converge. The story captures the weight of decisions made in darkness and the hope that arrives with first light. Wade examines how the mind processes experience when stripped of daily distractions. The emotional core rests in the universal human experience of confronting oneself in silence.
Genres: literary-fiction, suspense, contemporary, psychological-thriller
Vibes: atmospheric, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: character-study, internal-struggle
418 pages · Paperback · Biblioteca Buridan