Name: Never Only (en Inglés)
SKU: 69309602
Price: 109.74 PEN
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Author: Fairchild, Laurie
ISBN: 9781736273227

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Panhandle Creek Press

Autor

Fairchild, Laurie

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

262

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781736273227

Never Only (en Inglés)

Fairchild, Laurie (Autor) · Panhandle Creek Press · Tapa Blanda

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A blend of psychological suspense and speculative fiction, made buoyant by Mother Nature's dry sense of humor, this "almost apocalyptic" novel exposes Min's dilemma: If humanity is destroying life on Earth, must I destroy humanity to save my beloved Earth? For billions of years, Earth has endured endless cycles of catastrophe, extinction, and rebirth. But now, for the first time, Mother Nature fears there may be no coming back. Shape-shifting into human form, she seeks help from an unexpected source. Therapist Smith, certain his newest patient is delusional until her impossible knowledge begins to unravel everything he believes, becomes her ally. Min moves through Smith's ordinary world, his office, his neighbors, his routines, looking for proof of a species too reckless, too selfish, too far gone to save. What she finds instead complicates everything. There is cruelty. There is waste and denial. But there is also stubborn kindness in people who have no reason to offer it, and a man willing to risk his own certainty for a patient he doesn't understand. Smith has questions of his own, about grief, about faith, and about what he owes a stranger who might be either the strangest case of his career or the end of everything he knows. Their sessions spiral between reason and truth, daring the reader to consider the one question that no one wants to answer: what would it take to convince you that we deserve to stay?