The Suffering - Mayer, Dan
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As Seen in Scream Magazine "Mayer's dark theme touches on the state of human brokenness and how it can fracture our relationships, our loves and ourselves." -Authors Reading Twenty-year-old Billy Johnson is afflicted by the hollowness. All reason is lost when it has him in its grip, pushing him towards acts of unspeakable cruelty.. When a hiking accident leaves him injured on an isolated mountain, facing imminent death, Billy looks for meaning in his tragic life. The hollowness, a malevolent force that consumes him, is responsible for everything good in his life: a relationship with his…mehr

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As Seen in Scream Magazine "Mayer's dark theme touches on the state of human brokenness and how it can fracture our relationships, our loves and ourselves." -Authors Reading Twenty-year-old Billy Johnson is afflicted by the hollowness. All reason is lost when it has him in its grip, pushing him towards acts of unspeakable cruelty.. When a hiking accident leaves him injured on an isolated mountain, facing imminent death, Billy looks for meaning in his tragic life. The hollowness, a malevolent force that consumes him, is responsible for everything good in his life: a relationship with his father, his beloved younger brother Henry, and the first woman to love him, Lisa. At the peak of despair, on the cusp of death, he encounters a strange old man, who is eerily familiar. Is this Billy's last chance to redeem his troubled life and rid himself of the hollowness?
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Delhi, Ontario-based Dan Mayer likes to talk, write and talk about his writing. He is an avid outdoors man, who fishes, hunts, travels, scuba dives, and rides a motorcycle. He has four grown children, two beagles and a red-fox lab. Working as a millwright funds his many adventures which fuel his imagination. Peripheral is his third published novel.