Isolation

by Peter Black

Noble Keller is a young man who could do just about anything. Dropping out of college, heart or brain broken, Noble winds up in a small apartment working as a telemarketer, heading towards a breakdown as the figments of his mind start to unravel, characters of his personality, emotions and desires break free.

On a dangerous path towards self destruction, brought on by a failure complex, and a lifetime of intense isolation, Noble does all he can to hang on to his sanity.

A character piece, a psychological story that explores the mind of a person told to be something he never felt comfortable being, Isolation is Noble Keller's story. Depressing, intense at moments, Isolation is a look into the mind of a person who let his thoughts and identity go unchained in loneliness, sadness, and confusion.

TRIGGER WARNING: THIS BOOK HAS RAPE REFERENCES AND SOME GENERALLY DARK LINES THAT ARE NOT APPROPRIATE FOR CHILDREN.

94 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 2, 2015

About the author

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