Publisher's Synopsis
In Terminally Human, Walter Conrad, once a revered CEO of a thriving snack food empire, finds his plush life unraveled, transforming his once cherished world of abundance into a living nightmare. Stripped of his comforts and plunged into the harsh realities of survival, Walter is forced to confront the stark and unforgiving truths of his existence on the margins of society.
Haunted by his past life of greed and materialism, Walter grapples with his new reality in the bleak surroundings of Boreal Falls, USA. As he navigates the desolate corners of his psychological landscape, he embarks on a raw and poignant journey to unearth the value in his profound personal suffering. Walter's daily struggle for survival becomes a crucible, testing whether he truly deserves a second chance at life.
Reinders' gripping novel delves deep into the heart of the homeless community, exploring the intricate web of justifications that bind us through our collective struggles. Terminally Human is a profound reflection on the extremes people are driven by and a stark examination of the human condition.
Through Walter's eyes, readers are invited to confront the unsettling truths about society and themselves, making Terminally Human a compelling and reflective tale that is as enlightening as it is harrowing. Join Walter on his journey to find redemption among the ruins of his former self in a story that promises to challenge your perceptions and leave you deeply moved.
