The Depresso Trilogy - Láav, O. W.
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What if you really, really wanted to die... but couldn't? Welcome to the life of Owen, a suicidal man who can't seem to die, no matter how many times he's tried. Owen's monotonous, bleak life is interrupted by a chance encounter with Dinah Borst, an ambitious but troubled police captain. The officer offers him the chance to find a purpose in life: leverage his ability to avoid death and intervene clandestinely in cases where the police is hampered by red-tape. Together, Owen and Dinah will attempt to make their city a better place by saving lives, fighting a psychopathic unkillable killer, and…mehr

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What if you really, really wanted to die... but couldn't? Welcome to the life of Owen, a suicidal man who can't seem to die, no matter how many times he's tried. Owen's monotonous, bleak life is interrupted by a chance encounter with Dinah Borst, an ambitious but troubled police captain. The officer offers him the chance to find a purpose in life: leverage his ability to avoid death and intervene clandestinely in cases where the police is hampered by red-tape. Together, Owen and Dinah will attempt to make their city a better place by saving lives, fighting a psychopathic unkillable killer, and battling police corruption. But can they manage to overcome their personal challenges and become heroes, or will they sink into a pit of darkness and despair in the process?
Autorenporträt
O W LÁAV is a Canadian writer from Toronto. A graduate of the Universities of Waterloo, Toronto, and Oxford, Láav worked as a financial analyst, machine learning researcher, and high-school teacher. He's lived on three continents, and will probably keep moving around and reinventing himself whenever he gets bored. Láav currently resides in Newark NJ and works in data science, but finds the time to write whenever he can. The Depresso Trilogy is Láav's first full-length novel. His first book, Modern Sadness: Short Stories, was released in 2020.