Agent: Deborah Schneider, Gelfman Schneider/ICM Partners. INFINITE - Brian Freeman BESTSELLING THRILLER AUTHOR INFINITE Ma/ in News, Stand-Alones / by Brian Freeman It’s heremy new stand-alone thriller INFINITE is available now in hardcover, paperback, e-book, and audio WHAT EARLY READERS ARE SAYING Wowhands down the best thing you have written and I love your work. Fans of Crichtonesque medical thrillers will be entertained. Freeman keeps the twists coming, though the ending will strain some readers’ credulity beyond the breaking point. The puzzle deepens, and Hallie comes to suspect that she’s somehow gotten another person’s memories, including witnessing a murder. One rainy night, the unthinkable happens: Dylan Morans car plunges off the road into a raging river, his beautiful wife drowning as he struggles to shore. When she speaks with Reed, Hallie is troubled that he seems to expect her to have experienced some odd things. infinite by Brian Freeman RELEASE DATE: MaEven fans used to the wild inventions of Freeman’s thrillers, such as Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Evolution (2020), had better buckle their seat belts for this traversal of a troubled man’s alternate identities. From bestselling author Brian Freeman comes an explosive new psychological thriller that pushes the limits of reality as we know it. Hallie feels that her head is “crowded,” dreams of being covered in blood, and has memories that aren’t hers.

But her return to life is accompanied by some unusual phenomena. That evening, at a party in Las Vegas, the combination of alcohol and a snort of cocaine stops her heart before Reed Smith, a doctor at the party, restarts it.

Her sarcastic response to an ill-considered ad slogan for a prosthetic implant to treat impotence has gotten her fired from a med-tech firm, and her boyfriend’s dumped her for her best friend and roommate-which also leaves her without a place to live. Gifted freelance writer Hallie Evers, the narrator of this intriguing thriller from bestseller Freeman ( Infinite), has the mother of all bad days.

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