A Suitable Companion For The End Of Your Life Robert Mcgill by Robert Mcgill 9781770567184, 9781552454442, 1770567186, 1552454444 instant download after payment.

McGill’s propulsive, dizzyingly surreal third novel follows Regan, an 18-year-old with absent parents, a devastating athletic injury, & a pile of college rejections, who decides “that living wasn’t for her, maybe.” She heads to the dark web & orders an unexpected means of suicide: a person from a pandemic-ravaged country who has been flat-packed & shipped out like furniture. 
Once unpacked, the refugee will inflate & expel toxic packing gases over several days, providing the recipient with a painless method of dying. Unfurling is a kind of second birth for Ülle, the woman delivered to Regan’s home. Her memories have been wiped clean; her English is elementary; one of her first actions, to Regan’s dismay, is to address her new companion as mama. As Regan waits for the gas to take effect, her plans begin to deviate: 
More mysterious packages arrive on her doorstep, Ülle’s past starts to come back to her, and she & Regan are surveilled by the organization that brought them together. The bond between the two women is initially meant to be transactional. But as Regan becomes Ülle’s de facto caregiver, the novel offers a surprising, deeply moving portrait of people finding an unconventional kind of family. — The Atlantic