Edgar Harrison leads a life that appears simple, but his ambition consumes him. With envy, anger, and hatred burning inside him, he loses control of himself and becomes a cold-blooded killer, endangering anyone who crosses his path.
Despite his dark path, Edgar follows a set of rules he calls 'The Game of Life,' learned from his caregiver and most important person in his life, Tania. These rules guide him down a path full of risks and dangers that he has created himself, challenging the limits of morality and ethics.
In his struggle to achieve his goals, Edgar enters a spiral of violence and self-destruction, unable to understand his own motivations. With his life in constant danger, Edgar faces the consequences of his actions and must decide if he is willing to keep playing his dangerous game until the end.
Edgar: The Game of Life is a gripping psychological thriller full of twists and surprises. Edgar, the protagonist, is a person with mental problems that make him difficult to deal with and drive him to manipulate those around him. Throughout his story, Edgar experiences infatuation that leads him to discover feelings he did not know he had, but which also put him in danger when he realizes that he is in the game of his own life.
With a frantic pace, Edgar takes us to different places in his struggle to improve his life and become a better person. However, his dark past haunts him and forces him to face the consequences of his actions. As the plot unfolds, we delve into Edgar's mind and his internal conflicts, making us question who the real villain is in this story.
An exciting story that explores deep and complex themes, from mental health to morality and redemption. With intriguing characters and a well-constructed plot, this novel will keep you on the edge of your seat until the end.
One of these narrators is Peter Read, a famous police officer who investigates Edgar's crimes and tries to uncover his true identity. Through Read's eyes, the reader can see the consequences of Edgar's actions and the tension this generates in the plot.
Another important narrator is psychologist Roberts Daniels, who tries to help Edgar confront his mental problems and internal conflicts. Thanks to his perspective, the reader can better understand the motivations and psychology of the protagonist, enriching the plot and making it more interesting.
In summary, 'Edgar: The Game of Life' is a novel that uses different narrators to give depth and complexity to the plot. From the perspective of Edgar, Peter Read, and Roberts Daniels, the reader can delve into the mind of a complex and fascinating character, discovering his motivations and darkest secrets.
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