Exquisite Redemption (Iron Horse Mc book 3)
“I know it sounds ghetto as hell when I say that, but I’d been a coke head between the ages of fifteen and sixteen, during a really dark time in my life. Judge all you want, but with my mom’s dysfunctional guidance, I’d discovered early on recreational drugs could dampen the pain associated with living. Unfortunately, they also helped blunt the good parts of me that recognized what my mom did was wrong, what I did to help her was wrong, and that we were hurting people. When I was high it didn’t matter that my mom worked at a brothel outside of Reno, that she disappeared for weeks on end, and that I was beginning to realize how many people’s lives she’d ruined with her scams while using me to do it. The only way to escape my guilt over hurting people by participating in her schemes was to get obliterated.
I’d done things that were flat-out wrong, and had the slap down from karma to prove it. It was only after I’d changed my own selfish ways that my luck finally began to turn around.
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