Emma's Equilibrium

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Pub Date 12 Aug 2024 | Archive Date 9 Oct 2024
Troubador | Troubador Publishing

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As a child, Emma develops a talent for equestrian sport. She follows her passion and moves from England to Canada to compete at the highest level. Over time though, her great success pales into insignificance next to the overwhelming suffering that she comes to experience in the most brutal forms of betrayal, rape and violence until eventually, when the opportunity arises, she moves to Belgium with her husband, in the hope of a new start.

For a while, normality is restored. Everything appears to be fine – until they come to the realisation that there is a problem emerging within their family. Emma is increasingly troubled and challenged by the worrying traits that her eldest son is developing. She wonders why she encounters the dark side of men repeatedly. The situation worsens until one day, she despairs and reaches for their hunting rifle.

It’s time for an intervention. Just as suffering can co-exist with triumph, sometimes there is hope in despair. An encounter with Death provides answers that allow Emma to better understand her existence. She comes to understand that her life is just one part of a much larger plan and that things tend to happen for a reason. She also discovers that she is right at the cusp of achieving that much-desired state of existence, equilibrium.

As a child, Emma develops a talent for equestrian sport. She follows her passion and moves from England to Canada to compete at the highest level. Over time though, her great success pales into...


A Note From the Publisher

Arvind Wadhera is French and British with roots in India. He enjoys reading literary fiction and was motivated to write after reading The Picture of Dorian Gray, Thérèse Raquin and East of Eden and is fascinated by the co-existence of good and evil. His debut novel Emma’s Equilibrium follows the story of an Olympic winner who suffers hurt along the way. Choppiness on High Seas is Arvind’s second novel, he is based in Brussels.

Arvind Wadhera is French and British with roots in India. He enjoys reading literary fiction and was motivated to write after reading The Picture of Dorian Gray, Thérèse Raquin and East of Eden and...


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ISBN 9781836286523
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PAGES 200

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