From the bookflap: "Intense, hilarious, provocative, emotional, A Long Way Down is a novel that asks big questions: about life and death, strangers and friendship, love and pain, and what it takes to make it through a long, dark night of the soul."


An interesting read. There were familiar little pieces in every character; their complete lack of inhibition was exhilarating, yet very uncomfortable, too. Definitely a story of extremes.

RELEASE NOTES:

Left with General Nathanael Greene.



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