Publisher's Synopsis
The Hell of Choices is a hauntingly introspective and emotionally rich novel that explores the fragile interplay between fate, desire, and identity. When Tom awakens in a hospital bed after a suicide attempt, he finds himself hurled back into his teenage body-given a second chance to rewrite his past. Haunted by memories of failure, heartbreak, and loneliness, Tom embarks on three divergent paths: chasing wealth, chasing love, and chasing balance. But with each life he builds, he finds himself trapped in the same agonizing question-can fulfillment truly be found in any one choice?
Told with lyrical prose and cinematic depth, Sahil Nigam crafts a masterful narrative of rebirth and reckoning, as Tom confronts the consequences of ambition, affection, and obsession. Through looped realities and heartbreakingly tender moments, Tom must decide whether salvation lies in changing the world around him-or learning to face the man in the mirror.
The Hell of Choices is a poignant, philosophical journey into what it means to live fully, love freely, and forgive deeply-even if the hardest person to forgive is yourself.
