Everything Will Be Okay
320 Pages I Paperback
Everything Will Be Okay is a raw, unflinching exploration of addiction, mental illness, and the search for redemption set against California's opioid crisis.
The story follows two men-Nick Wagner, a twenty- year-old battling addiction and the fallout from his recent incarceration, and Henry Foster, a disillusioned psychiatrist struggling with his own mental health after a painful divorce. As Nick falls deeper into addiction and fractured relationships, Henry uncovers secrets in his ex-wife's diary that threaten to unravel his fragile grip on reality. Both men are trapped in spirals of self-destruction, searching for a way out.
As gripping as it is heartbreaking, this novel bleeds onto the page, daring readers to face the darkest corners of the human psyche in search of a glimmer of hope.
'Sean Gebhardt cuts to the core of the human heart, and all the complications inside it.' Lauren McQuistin
'The poetic sneer of a tender soul trapped in a body. Gebhardt illuminates the terrors and triumphs of navigating the chaos of self, offering slivers of hope to an imploding planet.' Daniel Levesque
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320 Pages I Paperback
Everything Will Be Okay is a raw, unflinching exploration of addiction, mental illness, and the search for redemption set against California's opioid crisis.
The story follows two men-Nick Wagner, a twenty- year-old battling addiction and the fallout from his recent incarceration, and Henry Foster, a disillusioned psychiatrist struggling with his own mental health after a painful divorce. As Nick falls deeper into addiction and fractured relationships, Henry uncovers secrets in his ex-wife's diary that threaten to unravel his fragile grip on reality. Both men are trapped in spirals of self-destruction, searching for a way out.
As gripping as it is heartbreaking, this novel bleeds onto the page, daring readers to face the darkest corners of the human psyche in search of a glimmer of hope.
'Sean Gebhardt cuts to the core of the human heart, and all the complications inside it.' Lauren McQuistin
'The poetic sneer of a tender soul trapped in a body. Gebhardt illuminates the terrors and triumphs of navigating the chaos of self, offering slivers of hope to an imploding planet.' Daniel Levesque
