Dave Kindred's investigation of the death of his grandson yields a powerful memoir of addiction, grief, and the stories we choose to tell our families and ourselves.
What The Reviewers Say
Laura Schultz,
New York Journal of Books
An emotional and psychological voyage into the psyche of a grief-stricken grandfather.
Kelly Karst,
Library Journal
This book serves as both an insightful look into the transient world of freewheeling American drifters while also being a vulnerable and open exploration of what it means to be a family watching a loved one struggling with addiction. Kindred’s frequent thoughts of "what if?" will resonate with many..
Kirkus
A veteran sportswriter explores his grandson’s addiction and how he became ''one of those wanderers whose lives are a mystery and a bafflement, an undoable jigsaw puzzle.'.