Exit Lines

Set in a pastel-hued care facility for seniors, the novel presents a sharp critique of life within its walls. The Idyll Inn is depicted with scathing detail, showcasing its artificial decor and uninspiring activities that reflect the realities of such establishments. At the center is Annabelle Walker, the self-assured administrator who believes she controls the residents' happiness, all while prioritizing profits for distant investors. The narrative explores the complexities of aging, hope, and the often grim atmosphere of care homes.