It’s going to haunt your thoughts.
—The Big Red Machine: William Montgomery, from Kill Tony
Some mistakes change your life. Others become your life.
Young, restless, and convinced he can outrun the consequences, a damaged young man disappears into a world of drugs, reckless friendships, and increasingly dangerous choices.
At first, the chaos feels like freedom. Every night offers another escape—from responsibility, from loneliness, from the person he is afraid he might become. But addiction has a way of turning escape into captivity. As the lies accumulate and the people around him begin to fracture, he must confront a truth he has spent years avoiding:
You can’t keep destroying yourself without taking others down with you.
Ride is a psychologically raw coming-of-age novel about addiction, damaged masculinity, moral compromise, and the stories people tell themselves to survive. Unflinching but compassionate, it follows a young man through the worst decisions of his life—and asks whether recognizing the truth is enough to save him.
INDEPENDENT WORDS. UNCOMPROMISEd STORIES.
Once a month Andrew shares what he’s reading, researching, and occasional excerpts from works in progress.
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