Isbn: 9798262878499 - last train to us (5 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the neon-lit chaos of Tokyo, two lives are running on parallel tracks-until fate collides them on the last train.Suki has perfected the art of being the ideal employee. She never misses a deadline, never misses a train, and hides the chaos of her personal life behind flawless professionalism. But beneath the polished surface, she craves something more-a real connection, freedom, and the chance to rediscover her passion for art. When an AI assistant slips into her life, managing her every task and whispering suggestions in her ear, Suki begins to question how much control she actually has over her future.Nate left Japan years ago, but the country has never left him. Torn between caring for his ailing father in Okayama and chasing the life he once dreamed of in Tokyo, he is pulled into a city that feels both like home and a stranger. Haunted by nostalgia and the pressure of duty, Nate searches for meaning in crowded streets, late-night bars, and memories that refuse to let go.As Suki and Nate's paths cross, they are forced to confront the questions that define a generation: How much of our lives do we give to work, technology, and obligation?What does it mean to truly connect in a world of endless notifications?And when the last train pulls away, who will be there waiting beside us?Set against the dazzling backdrop of modern Tokyo, Last Train to Us is a story of ambition, isolation, and the fragile beauty of human connection in the digital age.Perfect for readers who love: Contemporary fiction set in JapanThemes of identity, belonging, and technology's role in our livesCharacter-driven stories like Convenience Store Woman or Normal PeopleTake the ride. Don't miss the last train. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the neon-lit chaos of Tokyo, two lives are running on parallel tracks-until fate collides them on the last train.Suki has perfected the art of being the ideal employee. She never misses a deadline, never misses a train, and hides the chaos of her personal life behind flawless professionalism. But beneath the polished surface, she craves something more-a real connection, freedom, and the chance to rediscover her passion for art. When an AI assistant slips into her life, managing her every task and whispering suggestions in her ear, Suki begins to question how much control she actually has over her future.Nate left Japan years ago, but the country has never left him. Torn between caring for his ailing father in Okayama and chasing the life he once dreamed of in Tokyo, he is pulled into a city that feels both like home and a stranger. Haunted by nostalgia and the pressure of duty, Nate searches for meaning in crowded streets, late-night bars, and memories that refuse to let go.As Suki and Nate's paths cross, they are forced to confront the questions that define a generation: How much of our lives do we give to work, technology, and obligation?What does it mean to truly connect in a world of endless notifications?And when the last train pulls away, who will be there waiting beside us?Set against the dazzling backdrop of modern Tokyo, Last Train to Us is a story of ambition, isolation, and the fragile beauty of human connection in the digital age.Perfect for readers who love: Contemporary fiction set in JapanThemes of identity, belonging, and technology's role in our livesCharacter-driven stories like Convenience Store Woman or Normal PeopleTake the ride. Don't miss the last train. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…