Mind-bending! This intriguing and thought-provoking thriller is a profound exploration of how far some are willing to go in the name of love. A fantastic twist you'll never see coming. -- Liv Constantine, internationally bestselling author of The Stranger in The Mirror A: I found David Asha a pleasure and a pain to write. As the father of three wonderful children, I could feel his profound sense of loss, which made it a rich and rewarding emotional experience to write from his perspective. It was also painful because it took me to places no parent really wants to think about.

Q: In addition to your son’s mysterious question, what inspired THE OTHER SIDE OF NIGHT? And when in the writing process did you know you wanted to play with genre in such a significant way? Mind-bending! This intriguing and thought-provoking thriller is a profound exploration of how far some are willing to go in the name of love. A fantastic twist you’ll never see coming’ - Liv Constantine, author of The First Shot

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Harri is then led to David Asha, whose wife left that mysterious inscription, and finds out that his wife Beth has recently died of cancer....or did she?

The Other Side of Night begins with a man named David Asha writing about his biggest regret: his sudden separation from his son, Elliot. In his grief, David tells a story. I want to thank the publisher "Atria Books" and Netgalley for the opportunity to read this novel and any thoughts or opinions expressed are unbiased and mine alone! Harri recently fell in love with Ben Elmys, the Ashas’ friend and new guardian of their young son, Elliot. Ben suddenly broke off their short romance, stating that it wasn’t the right time, breaking Harri’s heart. What does Ben know about the message? Could he be a murderer? If so, why is she still drawn to him?

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I won't attempt to summarize the plot, even if I could. It is best to go into the book without preconceived notions of the characters or story. I was perplexed, baffled and bewildered throughout. Much of the speculative science was way beyond my understanding, but I was completely enthralled by the wild ride, its suspense and its outcome. A brilliant meta-thriller with huge ideas and even greater heart' – Steve Cavanagh, author of The Accomplice

I also felt like the author went a bit off the deep end waxing philosophical at this point, probably to 'elevate the narrative', but I don't think TONS of rhetorical questions about life and all that lies beyond were needed in this one. Normally, I love books that make me challenge my perception of life and the world, all that came before us and all that lies beyond, but I honestly got frustrated after a while with all of the pondering because it seemed more like the author was fixated on trying to make a point for the sake of making one rather than leaving the reader with a more specific takeaway.Many thanks to NetGalley, Atria, and Adam Hamdy for an ARC in exchange for an honest review! Now available as of 10.11!** As a novel with many secrets and revelations, did you come up with any of your own theories about the plot and characters as you read? How close to the truth did you come?