Beware The Exit - Francis, Alexander

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Résumé :
One moment of anger. One irreversible decision. Two lives and no way back. Tom is an architect with a life most men would envy, a successful career, and a fiery, beautiful wife he loves completely. Then, in a single moment of misdirected rage, he makes a choice he cannot take back. What follows is not punishment. It is something stranger and more unsettling: a life that continues differently. Tom finds himself living along a new path new circumstances, new dangers, even a new love while his wife reaches for him through his dreams, trying to pull him back to the life they had. But the further he travels, the more both realities feel completely real. And the question that haunts every page becomes impossible to ignore: which life is the true one? And if he could choose would he? A psychological thriller with the emotional weight of literary fiction, Beware the Exit is a dual-reality novel about identity, consequence, and the roads we cannot un-travel. Readers have called it impossible to put down, said the ending blew their mind, and described daydreaming at work just to get back to it. Perfect for readers of The Midnight Library, Dark Matter, Before I Fall, and What Alice Forgot....

Biographie:
Alexander Francis is the author of thirteen novels spanning psychological suspense, spy thrillers, literary fiction, time travel, and romance, each one written in a distinct voice, each one shaped by the same belief: that fiction should make you feel something you were not expecting to feel.Two of his novels, Beware the Exit and Memory Gap, were born from dreams. He woke, wrote down what remained, and built full novels from those fragments. The result, in both cases, is fiction with the logic and texture of a waking dream: internally consistent, emotionally real, and deeply strange.The Mick Grundy trilogy, Spy Hunt, The Russian Connection, and Elapid follows a single unforgettable protagonist through three standalone spy thrillers. Readers have compared Mick Grundy to Jason Bourne and Denzel Washington's character in The Equalizer, and one reader bought the trilogy twice: once to keep, and once to donate to his local library so strangers could find it.His work has been described as impossible to categorize one reader compared him to Stravinsky, too original for the existing categories to contain. His books are available in ebook, paperback, large print, and audiobook formats, and are distributed internationally.Alexander's biggest thrill is hearing from a reader who enjoyed one of his books....