Coming of Age: The Journey of a Teenaged Drug Dealer
Benjamin RussellEmbark on an unforgettable journey through the turbulent world of Ryan, a high school wrestler and a popular drug dealer, who's achieved the life he's always dreamed of; a life that will tear him apart.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 20 | Subscribers | Read | comingofagenovel.substack.com |
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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
Nearly half the houses near Western Washington University, WWU for short, were rented by college students. The college occupancies came as no surprise. WWU was an easy, public university to get into and a hotbed for parties and mischief. Th...
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
Five days was all it took for Ashley to find out Luke was selling ecstasy, not that he was that discrete about it. Luke expected that the knowledge would come from his own admission, but instead fate had other plans.
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
While Texas Street was an often wicked place, it was just one of the few most dangerous areas in Whatcom County. On one’s way to the costly skiing and snowboarding resort of Mt. Baker, thirty minutes from Barclay, there was a small town hal...
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
Luke rushed out of his mother’s two bedroom apartment, wearing his Domino’s uniform.
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