Wilder

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Four years ago Shooter Dane attempted to rob a diner of it's money. Four years ago Dillon Lawler was a poor kid on the streets sitting at a booth at that same old diner. Four years ago two unlikely friends with a big age difference met.

Under the peach-colored sunset Shooter leans against a car, smoking a cigarette, while Dillon stares blankly at him. They become buddies. 
 
But when one of the two get into some trouble, shots are fired and things start to change. 

So there are no more peach-colored sunsets worth staring at for one, if there aren't two.

Credit to @roadtrips for the awesome cover!All Rights Reserved

90s basedinthenineties brothers depression fiction friendship generalfiction nineties orphan sad somedrama struggles violence

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Sun, Oct 29, 2017

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