The Empathy Problem: It’s never too late to change your life

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Weight 0.3 kg
Dimensions 2.8 × 12.8 × 19.6 cm
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Format

Paperback

Language

Pages

416

Publisher

Year Published

2018-6-14

Imprint

Publication City/Country

London, United Kingdom

ISBN 10

1473605245

About The Author

Gavin Extence lives in Sheffield with his wife, children and cat. He has written two previous novels, THE UNIVERSE VERSUS ALEX WOODS and THE MIRROR WORLD OF MELODY BLACK. His third novel THE EMPATHY PROBLEM publishes in August 2016.

Extence keeps the twists and turns coming, full of mordant wit, until the bitter end.

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Perfect for fans of Graeme Simsion's The Rosie Project and Gavin Extence's debut novel THE UNIVERSE VERSUS ALEX WOODS, comes a wild and witty, searing and true novel about life's ups and downs.

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So far in his life, Gabriel – selfish, arrogant and happy to be so – has only ever thought about two things: money and himself. When he's diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour, he doesn't see why anything should change.But as the tumour grows, something strange starts happening. Whether Gabriel likes it or not, he's becoming . . . nicer. Kinder. A better person. And then he meets Caitlin. Before, he wouldn't even have glanced at her; now he's entranced. But real change takes time – and time is something Gabriel just doesn't have. As each day brings him closer to his last, has the one opportunity for a second chance passed him by?Praise for The Empathy Problem'You can't put it down . . . precise and propulsive . . . a real page-turner'Janice Forsyth Show, BBC Radio Scotland'A very personal, compassionate and intimate read . . . I sat up reading for most of the night, and even when I had turned the last page, I didn't want to put it down'Lovereading.co.uk'Extence keeps the twists and turns coming, full of mordant wit, until the bitter end'Daily Mail