Kiaan's Redemption (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798864318102)

At sixty, Kiaan has everything a man is supposed to want - and none of what he actually needs.

Thirty-one years climbing to the fortieth floor. A corner office. A name that opens doors. And on the eve of his birthday, alone in an apartment still full of unpacked boxes from a divorce he never processed, Kiaan finally asks the question he's spent three decades avoiding: Is this what I climbed for?

That night, an impossible visitor answers him - not with comfort, but with a choice. Seven countries. Seven strangers, each holding a piece of the life Kiaan gave up to build the one he has now. A martial arts master who breaks him down to build him honestly back up. A samba dancer who teaches him that grief doesn't heal, it just finds somewhere honest to go. A Zen gardener, an Italian chef, a yoga guru, a storyteller under a baobab tree - each one handing him back a piece of the man he was before ambition taught him to trade it away.

Kiaan's Redemption is not a story about a dramatic turning point. It's a story about what happens after one - the ordinary Tuesdays that either prove a transformation was real or expose it as a nice story you told yourself once. It's for anyone who has ever built a life impressive enough to envy and empty enough to dread, and wondered if it's too late to go get the rest of it back.

It isn't. It never is. Turn the page and find out why.