Richard Simonetti

Loving Life Richard Simonetti

Farewell novel of a great storyteller
Who could have foreseen that in the 21st century people would be falling like flies through the trapdoor of suicide. Who could ever have imagined that one day human beings would be so lost in their selfishness and immaturity that life would seem cheap and expendable, as if we were born by some biological accident. This novel brings a great number of attempted or sad self-murders. Some prevented in the nick of time, others tragically consummated. Some induced by serious motives, others fueled by unbelievably futile reasons. But all, without exception, carrying a dire warning since all eternity: one should never give up living no matter how hard and bleak life may seem to be. The author wrote Loving Life based on true cases and his own vast experience, with agility and an element of surprise that makes it a page-turner. It also brings hope and enlightenment to all those who deal with this dilemma in or around themselves. Life is precious and our destiny lies in living and evolving forever. This is a fundamental law in the Universe and the sooner we understand it, the easier we will find a way out of the maze of doubts, insecurities and fears in which we have been plodding along in current times. Deeper than average, this unpretentious book goes a long way to prove it, throwing a new light on many disturbing issues.