Midlife Crisis
Midlife Crisis by Jason Ayres, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on July 16, 2016, is a humorous fiction novel that explores the life of Richard Kent, a middle-aged man grappling with feelings of boredom and dissatisfaction. Weighing in at eighteen stone and facing various health issues, Richard finds himself disconnected from his family and friends, struggling to adapt to a changing world. As redundancy looms, he contemplates a drastic escape, but a chance encounter with someone from his past offers him a new perspective.
In this engaging narrative, readers will follow Richard’s journey as he embarks on a time-traveling adventure back to his childhood. This exploration of his past serves as a catalyst for self-reflection and change, allowing him to confront the challenges of his present life. The story is part of a series of spin-offs set in the same universe as the author’s Time Bubble series, but it stands alone, making it accessible to new readers. With 250 pages of witty storytelling, this edition invites readers to delve into themes of nostalgia and personal growth while navigating the complexities of midlife.
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Richard Kent is middle-aged, bored and miserable. His weight has ballooned to eighteen stone and he’s got high blood pressure, piles and gout. His wife nags him, his kids ignore him and his boss thinks he’s a dinosaur. He doesn’t understand modern culture, especially pop music. All his old friends have disappeared and his favourite pubs have all gone, turned into restaurants or nail bars. When redundancy looms, a leap off the roof of the local supermarket car park seems like his only viable option. But then a familiar face from his own past appears and offers him a lifeline. What if he could go back? A trip back in time to his seven year old self is just the beginning of a roller coaster journey through his own past. This novel is the second in a series of spin-offs set in the same universe as the author’s Time Bubble series. It is intended as a standalone story which can be enjoyed whether the reader has read the earlier stories or not.
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