Getting Home
by Wolfe Butler

It is happening again. A looming sense of doom coupled with an innate need to run plagues him, a rising darkness he cannot escape. Something is coming for Tom. He doesn’t know what, but the ominous presence is moving closer every day. Nightmares and voices haunt him until nothing in his life feels safe. 

Vehement denial and copious amounts of alcohol only delay the approach, but leave Tom with missing time and strained relationships. His respectable family, empathetic girlfriend, and prestigious job – all begin to disintegrate as Tom can only watch, anchorless and increasingly adrift. 

At his breaking point, the only certain solution seems to be to end it all, but a lingering instinct dares him to hold on to hope. Can Tom find the road leading to redemption? Or will the truth of the crippling flashbacks drive him to madness? 

4 out of 5 fairies

This was a fascinating peek into the mind of a man on the brink of ending it all. Sometimes life just becomes so overwhelming that you can’t think of a way through, except out (permanently). Tom is standing at the brink of making that decision, and Butler did an excellent job of bringing Tom to life, drawing the reader into his life. Although at times difficult to read because of the things covered, this is nonetheless a captivating story of darkness and the light of hope.

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Wolfe Butler is an indie author and blogger. Although he has been writing fiction since he was old enough to hold a pencil, Wolfe did not publish his work until November 2017.

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