William Conescu Boeken

Brad Mitchell grapples with the aftermath of his fiancée Kara's overdose, which has left his marriage in turmoil. As he struggles with grief, an old friend suggests that Kara's death was a murder rather than an accident. Compounding his emotional distress, Brad begins to experience visions of Kara's ghost, forcing him to confront unresolved feelings and the blurred lines between his past and present. The narrative explores themes of loss, betrayal, and the quest for truth in the face of personal tragedy.

Daniel Fischer has a secret. He knows he's a character in a book that's being written. He's the only one who knows, the only one who's aware of the author's presence—but what good does it do Daniel? He's just a minor character. The author seems much more interested in other people's lives. Now Daniel is determined to win a bigger part, and he'll do whatever it takes to get the author's attention and make this story his own.Suspenseful, subversive, and hilarious, Being Written is an audaciously inventive literary turn that gleefully calls into question who we trust, what we believe, and how the stories of our lives are created.