Empty Bottles

by Willie Alsedek

Caesar's life had come undone. A subject he avoids at all cost. That was years ago. The tragedy that had done him in. Years and too many drinks to count. Miserably content atop his growing pile of empty bottles, Caesar contemplates death and friendship. Mostly he just drinks and smokes cigarettes.That was until Cupid walked into his bar.Overcome with the prospect of revenge for his broken heart, Caesar stumbled up to Cupid with his fist swinging. When he comes to the morning after with something notabley significant of Cupid’s in his possession, his world spirals into an adventure unlike any he could ever dream. Despite the growing danger which looms over his every move, Caesar remains committed to his new motivation in life. No more shall suffer the sting of love lost.Caesar is going to kill Cupid.

338 pages, Paperback

Published February 14, 2024

Reviews

[West Rhodes · Rating 5 out of 5]

Empty Bottles” takes you on an unexpected adventure, blending the everyday ups and downs of life and love into a journey full of surprises. The story grabs you from the start and shows the twists and turns that come with real-life challenges. It’s about finding strength(to kill Cupid) and deep connections in the face of those challenges. If you enjoy tales that surprise you and explore what it means to live after love, this book is definitely worth your time.

[Tracy Love · Rating 5 out of 5]

As a lover of love… this book took me on a deliciously fantastic ride.This book made me ponder and expand and I can’t think of anything better for our minds! I enjoyed all the characters and the depth of description was playful and juicy. I enjoyed this book as I traveled and found myself wanting more time in an airport so I could stay longer in the fantasy that is empty bottles… and lastly, depth of message was received… dare to read and expand💗

[Allison J · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing and fun read. An unexpected adventure!

[Bob Finer · Rating 5 out of 5]

An outrageous journey with lovable characters and truly absurd circumstances.

Creative, funny, and delightfully entertaining.

I read this book with an almost permanent smile on my face.