Over the Edge
Over the Edge by Kathryn Collis, published by Xlibris Corporation LLC on August 25, 2016, is a 280-page work of literature and fiction. The story follows Angie, a successful real estate salesperson whose life takes a dramatic turn after a Christmas party incident. Following a drink spiked with vodka by her boss, Angie leaves the party believing she is sober, only to be involved in a tragic accident that leaves her facing serious legal consequences and personal turmoil.
Readers will find a narrative that explores the depths of Angie’s struggles as she grapples with the fallout from her actions. The book delves into themes of loss, redemption, and the impact of choices on relationships, particularly as Angie confronts the estrangement from her sister and the potential loss of her niece. As she navigates these challenges, the story raises questions about whether Angie can reclaim her life and rebuild what she has lost.
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Angie has been living her life on the edge for a long time, but despite this, she is a very successful real estate salesperson. At a Christmas party, her boss Allan avenges what he considers to be a slight by spiking the punch with vodka, which is very difficult to detect. Angie, who is the only person that has been drinking the punch, leaves the party thinking she is sober. Driving home, she hits a child chasing a ball on to the road. The ambulance and police are called. Angie is charged with drunk driving and could also be facing a charge of manslaughter if the child dies. She loses her driving licence, and her job with it. Her sister is no longer speaking to her and refuses to let her see her much-loved niece. Her life has now tilted over the edge. She has lost everything she ever valued. Despite enormous personal problems, can Angie reclaim all that she has lost and rebuild her life? “Praise for Siblings, an intense, well-crafted story of how the people closest to us can become our worst enemies” (Kirkus Reviews)
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