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While Jim and Cherry look for happiness, Tattoo Nik seeks his next big score. Soup finds himself getting lost while Two Step fights to keep the party going. As a group of friends struggling with meth addiction, they are surrounded by the heartbroken and the paranoid, having run-ins with both sociopaths and the police. As trouble with the law and a city-wide meth shortage push them to the edge, some are pushed over it, leaving the others to pick up the pieces as best they can. Join them in their struggle with the world and addiction, or become as lost as they are and drown beneath the waves of fear and uncertainty.
5-Star Amazon Reviews
“Just finished it, and I have to say, wow! What a great read. A heartbreaking portrayal of what meth addiction is like. The characters are compelling, and I cared about every one of them. This book is a real page turner and is very well written. I would highly recommend this book.”
“I loved the way this book was written; you could really experience the characters’ emotions and understand how unstable they were. A very realistic portrayal of what a drug addiction can do to somebody. I can’t wait to read some of the other books from this guy.”
More About The Author
Born in 1978 in the wastelands of southeastern Montana, Elias Anderson was moved to Colorado at the age of six weeks. He spent the next 21 years in various parts of the state until relocating to California and Oregon, only to settle back in Denver with his wife and two daughters.
His professional writing experience ranges from staff writer and reporter for the Coastal View News (Carpinteria, CA) to food critic, freelance copy writer, and editor. He has published poetry, articles, essays, and short stories in a variety of hard copy and web-based publications.
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