The Weight of Small Choices

In a rapidly changing New York City, four seemingly unconnected lives intertwine over the course of one year, revealing the profound impact of small choices and quiet struggles. Mira, an overworked public defender, is losing faith in a justice system that never seems to favor those she represents. Daniel, a former journalist turned food delivery driver, documents the hidden lives of gig workers while reckoning with his own failed ambitions. Sienna, a first-generation college student, grapples with the weight of her immigrant family's expectations as she navigates an elite academic world never designed for her. And Vincent, a retired professor estranged from his family, seeks connection in a world that no longer seems to have a place for him. When their lives unexpectedly converge through a single act of violence on a subway platform, they are forced to confront the consequences of their choices, the failures of the institutions they once trusted, and the fragile possibility of redemption in an unforgiving world.

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Bestselling author Bright Mills is a Nigerian writer, engineer, and historian with a degree in Information Technology. He has published numerous fiction and non-fiction books, earning starred reviews in Weekly, Library Journal, and Booklist. His stories aim to touch hearts and spark a few laughs.