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Homewreckers

Bruce and Liv Huxley’s marriage is strained, but their unpredictable teenage son dominates the family’s attention. They struggle to manage his dangerous behavior while hoping to repair their relationship.

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MISERY LOVES COMPANY

Bruce and Liv Huxley have grown apart. Their marriage is at a crossroads. With their once exciting relationship now on life support, one of them is considering looking outside of it. But selfishness and the cold divide between them are far from their biggest problems.

Their fourteen-year-old son, Dustin, is a menace. From his bizarre infatuation with choking, to his mental instability and aggressive behavior, the boy is dangerous and unpredictable. His parents spend almost every waking moment trying to stay a step ahead of his next outburst. His spiraling mental state only serves to assure Bruce and Liv they can’t fix their marriage until they first fix their son.

Can the Huxley family find a way to come together? Or will their dark secrets tear them apart?

This volume contains 15 interior illustrations.

WARNING: This book contains graphic content. Reader discretion is advised.

First published: 2025
Publisher: Bad Dream Books
Pages: 278
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