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[close] Dear Recovery Readers, I'm an alcoholic (that felt brave). As part of my recovery, I am trying to read as many books as I can about addiction, struggle, triumph and hope. Whether they are empowering, funny, thought-provoking or sad, there are so many inspiring stories that we can draw strength from, using them as the building blocks for our own sobriety. There is so much I want to read and learn, and I want to share that experience with all of you. The plan is to select and read a book every month, then discuss the work during the month’s last week. This means that everyone will have time to read it before we get chatting, but also we don't need to worry about timezones so people can join in wherever they might be. I will post some questions/quotes to get the discussion going - and hopefully it will grow organically from there. Where possible, I will also try and encourage authors to participate, should we get some momentum going. Whatever addiction you are struggling with, or even if you aren't struggling yourself but want to support someone who is, everyone is welcome. Welcome to Recovery Readers! Soberology x

[close] A group for addicts of all shapes and colors to come and share about experiences and books that have helped with the journey to recovery.

[close] Macon Falls Academy is a huge, prestigious private school for kindergarten- 12th grade. The school is located on the coast of Oregon in the lavish Ballaster Bay, and only the most elite families place their children in the academy. But this seemingly perfect town has its secrets... Most don't know, but those who do keep it well hidden. Drug rings are what keep the town alive, as all the rich do is bleed it dry. With several drug rings in the state, tensions rise as wars break out, and somehow Macon Falls Academy is involved. What happens when all hell breaks loose? Will your character be caught in the crossfire?

[close] A chance to ask Alex about life in a squat during the late 80's. And about her subsequent life in mental health facilities which, will be the subject of her sequel, Three Years Of Chaos and about her writing.