Greg Levin surprises readers with his darkly comical yet thought-provoking tale of assisted suicide in his new release, The Exit Man. Rich with sardonic humor and wit, the book has garnered the attention of a Hollywood producer and is being considered for a series on cable TV.
Through Levin’s portrayal of Eli Edelmann – a.k.a. “The Exit Man” – he creates an approachable way to discuss a taboo topic: voluntary euthanasia … “Suicide should come with a warning label: ‘Do not try this alone.’ If you truly need out and want the job done right, you should consider using an outside expert. Like Eli.”
What was intended to be a one-time mercy killing for a family friend soon becomes Eli’s underground profession. While he can’t exactly advertise his daring “exit” operation or hand out business cards, news of his special “services” soon spreads. His biggest challenge isn’t finding clients; it’s keeping the police – and his volatile new girlfriend – in the dark.
Meet Greg Levin, author of The Exit Man. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of New Hampshire with a BA in Communication. The Exit Man is his second book and is already receiving rave reviews. Originally from New York, Greg now calls Austin, Texas home. He says he is “one of just 17 people here [in Austin] who don’t play a musical instrument or write songs.”
For more information on Greg or his books, please visit: www.greglevin.com
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The Exit Man
By Greg Levin
Publisher: White Rock Press
ISBN-10: 0990402916
ISBN-13: 978-0990402916
