The Man Who Walked Out Of Time
A Psychological Literary Novel
River Harrington disappears while trekking in the Himalayas.
Search teams assume an accident. A viral video fuels speculation. Time fractures into timelines, reports, and unanswered questions.
But River did not vanish.
He chose to step away.
The Man Who Walked Out of Time is a grounded psychological novel about burnout, moral exhaustion, and the quiet courage it takes to refuse a life that no longer fits. Told through restraint, silence, and observation, the novel follows two parallel realities: one man recalibrating his existence beyond measured time, and the world struggling to explain his absence.
As the search unfolds, investigators, loved ones, and authorities confront an unsettling possibility-that not every disappearance is a tragedy, and not every life is meant to be recovered.
This is not a survival story.
There is no heroism, no spectacle, no mystical escape.
Instead, this literary novel explores:
burnout and moral fatigue in modern life
voluntary disappearance versus loss
time as a system, not a truth
love without possession
silence as agency
Written in clear, restrained prose, The Man Who Walked Out of Time will appeal to readers of psychological fiction, literary novels, and quiet, thought-provoking stories about identity and choice.
If you are drawn to novels that linger rather than explain-and stories that trust the reader-this book will stay with you long after the final page.
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