Fix

by Amanda K. Gregory

Tammy was only fifteen when she was introduced to the world of drugs. Five years later, she finds herself on the other side of the country in California. Life is different here compared to the small town she grew up in New Jersey, but Tammy is still up to her old tricks bumming at her polar-opposite, lifelong friend Alecia’s place. Her new beau, Randy, is anything but good with his cold, mysterious demeanor but how can she say no when he suggests a road trip to visit his relatives in Colorado? Along the way, they make a detour at the Bad Karma Club in Las Vegas where they meet an unruly Mark leads the group with his obnoxious personality, his sidekick Ty, Angel whose dark disposition makes her seem just out of reach, and Alpha whose mysterious, green eyes unravel feelings inside Tammy that she can’t understand. The moment she meets them she has this unnerving feeling like she has finally found where she belongs. Tammy’s adventure gets even more interesting when Randy goes out on a “business” trip the next day with Mark and Ty, leaving her to defend herself in an unfamiliar area with Angel who introduces Tammy to her crush Charlie. The all-around funny guy Charlie is a dream to be around except for the fact that he has his own entanglement in the drug ring among other things. The moment of bliss turns sour when the boys return from their trip as Tammy finds out who she can really rely on and is faced with crossroads ahead. She finally finds the “family” that she has always wanted but it comes with a price. Will she self-destruct just to belong somewhere, or will she find another way to have it all?

228 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 3, 2019

Reviews

[Amanda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fix is an honest and raw view of the opioid crisis and the everyday issues and struggles of addicts. This book propels you into the mind of a user and opens a whole new world of understanding for the reader. Written with immense passion, I highly recommend this book to those that want to learn more about addiction. It’s both fascinating and heart wrenching.

[Barb Plummer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read

I enjoyed this book. It had great structure and the story is compelling. Really pulls you in and takes you in a journey.