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Last Call: Stories of a Barroom Castles SonsaEUR(tm) Winding Road to Redemption
By Al Swain
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Rum soaked stories, accounts, and beliefs of disconnected.
Both funny and heartbreaking.
Tangible reflections of one man's quest to surrender without giving up.
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