Description
What would you do in such situation: a young student is struck by a series of unfortunate events and turns to an elderly woman for sponsorship. Suddenly she got murdered. You would probably call the police, don't you?
He does something different and resorts to a dangerous ploy to keep her pension. His only ally in these surreal events is a female student suffering from mythomania. Together they try to solve a mystery, and become independent style="color:hsl(0, 0%, 0%);">This gripping tale of deception and survival promises to take you on a thrilling ride. The book won a few awards at film festivals in a book style="background-color:hsl(0, 0%, 100%);color:rgb(42,42,42);font-size:18px;">A Kafkaesque tapestry, 'To Outwit the Fate' chronicles the tribulations of a
protagonist drowned in a surreal sea of misfortune, from failed inventions to unjust
incarceration. Each attempt to rise above his cursed existence plunges him deeper
into scenarios that veer from the comically absurd to the darkly tragic. Set against a
canvas of messy human interactions and a desperate battle against destiny, it is a
narrative where the blur between innocence and guilt becomes an ever-present
Some reviews:
Adamus spins a gripping narrative that sets its hooks in you from the first page, and it's a non-stop thrill ride from there. Adamus has crafted such an unpredictable tale. At no point do you see what's coming next, as each passing page brings new twists and turns. The characters are twisted and devilishly charming, with distinct quirks that make an impression. The author also sprinkles a dash of dark humor into the pages, and you may find yourself laughing at the most inopportune moments. Overall, this book was right up my alley. Fans of well-written psychological thrillers will love Reviewed by Pikasho Deka for Readers’ Favorite (5 stars)
To Outwit the Fate is a brilliant work of thriller fiction that I would not hesitate to recommend to fans of YA suspense and well-penned mysteries everywhere. Reviewed by Finn for Readers’ Favorite (5 stars)