Taking place in Tokyo 2014, Empathy is already like nothing
I’ve ever read, and I love it!
An almost rude suspense thrusts readers into James Arsenic’s mental
battlefield.
From the very beginning there is a struggle between consciousness,
and unconsciousness - the constant need to see beyond James’s available memory,
silently damning him to open his eyes, to understand, to expose the scene that
lies before him.
The White Army has invaded his home.
A mystery woman has
offered him his life, refugee, answers...
Empathy.
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