A book that makes you dive deeper into reality: The Trial by Franz Kafka Review

The trial is Kafka’s one of best works, it tells the story of a man named Josef K of age 30 and is a senior bank clerk who is arrested and prosecuted by a remote, inaccessible authority, with the nature of this crime relevant neither to his nor to the reader.
The story follows K over the year after he is arrested as he struggles against the law and the court to resolve the charges made against him. He expresses his innocence throughout the whole time, but ultimately, the burden on K is too much and the result of his inability to resolve the charge is self-destruction.
With this event in his life, his social life was being torn apart. He was losing his social interaction with his neighbors and fellow people, losing clients in his office, was becoming more and more frustrated with his life.