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Blinding Lights
Darkness and deafening silence. All he could remember was the terrible accident, and then… darkness. “Where am I? Where am I?!” Frank screamed.
“You are in a waiting room.” The deep, confident voice came from somewhere ahead of him where there had not been anyone previously. “You must wait.”
Among the follies committed by humanity, one of the biggest is our failure to appreciate life until it is close to ending. A hardworking father trying to make up for everything he never had as a younger man, Frank does not realize how much of life’s magical simplicity he has taken for granted until a near-fatal accident brings him to a mysterious, pitch-black place – and together with him in this dark place, an enigmatic figure who forces Frank to take a journey into his past, present and future, in hopes of finding… something yet unknown.
Trapped and forced to confront the consequences of every turning point, the impact of every meaningful instant that has occurred throughout his existence, the questions of “What if?” that had accompanied him for so long are gradually picked apart until they dissolve into nothingness.
After all – sometimes it is precisely the mistakes, the traumas and the pain of our reality that can provide us the biggest gifts life has to offer.
But is it too late for him to set things right and escape this room? Or is all already lost and Frank will never see his family again?
“You are in a waiting room.” The deep, confident voice came from somewhere ahead of him where there had not been anyone previously. “You must wait.”
Among the follies committed by humanity, one of the biggest is our failure to appreciate life until it is close to ending. A hardworking father trying to make up for everything he never had as a younger man, Frank does not realize how much of life’s magical simplicity he has taken for granted until a near-fatal accident brings him to a mysterious, pitch-black place – and together with him in this dark place, an enigmatic figure who forces Frank to take a journey into his past, present and future, in hopes of finding… something yet unknown.
Trapped and forced to confront the consequences of every turning point, the impact of every meaningful instant that has occurred throughout his existence, the questions of “What if?” that had accompanied him for so long are gradually picked apart until they dissolve into nothingness.
After all – sometimes it is precisely the mistakes, the traumas and the pain of our reality that can provide us the biggest gifts life has to offer.
But is it too late for him to set things right and escape this room? Or is all already lost and Frank will never see his family again?
156 pages, Paperback
Published September 21, 2020
About the author
Jan Tegze
12 books13 followersA Talent Acquisition Leader with progressive experience managing teams and establishing processes. He is an accomplished professional with demonstrated talent acquisition expertise and success in start-ups and fast-growth environments.
Jan has extensive experience in full life cycle recruiting and broad knowledge of international recruiting, sourcing, recruitment branding, marketing and proactive, innovative sourcing techniques. Jan is a trainer, blogger, speaker and creator of Sourcing.Games, as well as many other projects.
Jan has extensive experience in full life cycle recruiting and broad knowledge of international recruiting, sourcing, recruitment branding, marketing and proactive, innovative sourcing techniques. Jan is a trainer, blogger, speaker and creator of Sourcing.Games, as well as many other projects.
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September 24, 2026
Blinding Lights is an interesting book that's designed to make you think and at times it gets a little preachy but that's the point. After a car accident or any major life altering event there's always a moment of reflection to make you see what's important. The book is well written and makes you think which is what is was designed to do,
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