Dragon — Thea Atkinson

J is about to relapse.

So is his neighbor.

And that might save them both.

J doesn't need rehab. He's well clean of the hard stuff, the soft stuff, and the things in between that helped him bury his fear that he isn't entirely comfortable in his own skin.

A group of thugs think otherwise.

They want to beat the freak out of him.

J is left to brood at home while the newborn next door wails through the walls at regular, insomnia-producing intervals.

He's not sure how much sobriety a person can take.

Until the wailing stops and the silence grows even more deafening than the whispers of craving.

That's when he steps outside his comfort zone, and he's beginning to think it was a bad idea.

Because now there's more at stake than his sobriety; he's about to risk his newfound sense of self.

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(Originally Titled Anomaly)