TILT is a poignant novel that delves into the real-life challenges of marriage and family, beyond the fairy-tale ideal. It appeals to readers who are navigating their own relationships, as well as those interested in exploring the deeper truths about love, loss, and commitment.
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This is a story about the meaning of family.
What would you do if you'd lost the only woman in the world for you, the only woman you've ever loved? And you didn't know why? In his quest to recover his broken family life, architect Peter St. Hill discovers that the truth is often layers deep and closer to home than he thinks.
Peter finds himself balancing precariously on the tightrope of life.
This novel is about where the fairy-tale of marriage ends and real life begins.
TILT: The Novel
My Debut Novel
Reasons for writing Tilt:
To share and discuss relationship issues; that relationships are built on knowledge of the person through communication and observation; to explore the topic of human’s ability to love and how to learn how to love.
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I am not a relationship expert, and I was not trying to pass myself off as one. What I attempted to show in Tilt is that love, understanding its nature, and learning to love, is the only foundation of all meaningful living.
Much of my realisation comes from my own personal struggles with not being able to love fully, and having moved from plenty hatred to somewhere closer to being able to love.
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