Ninety Days: A Recovery Novel

This is a work of fiction. Marty Delaney never lived. The Route 10 Diner is not a real place, though every small town in New Hampshire has one just like it. Newport will have to forgive me for borrowing its name and its winters. But the rooms are real. I have sat in them. The church basement with the radiators knocking. The diner kitchen at five in the morning with the grill warming up. A novel of addiction and return — 46 chapters about what breaks, what holds, and what it takes to come back. If you've ever wondered whether someone like you can make it back, this story is your answer.