Colt had it all, but wanted more. A rising star on an NBA basketball team, Colt knew how to “work” the system. Shaving points, betting on himself or others, doing the opposite of what he agreed to do; all led to more… more adulation, more money, more toys, more women….. until it didn’t.
Accused of money laundering, his assets frozen, Colt confronts his supposed “best friend” Owen. Enraged, Colt assaults Owen and leaves. Deciding suicide is the only answer, Colt attempts to drive off a bridge… but instead of killing himself, Colt causes a head on collision with another driver.
Colt finds himself incarcerated, and does his time for reckless homicide. Freed five years later, Colt swears to himself he is going to fly under the radar, and stay out of trouble. But can he? His new chosen lifestyle walks a fine line between legal and illegal, and feeds into his ravenous greed. An aching emptiness drives Colt forward, until one day he sees a woman walk into a church….
Gluttony is an intense, fascinating, well written read. It kept my interest from the first sentence to the last. A complex, captivating plot line, with shifts from past to present, all skillfully woven into a complete whole. Thought provoking and intense, Gluttony will keep you guessing.