Mile 15
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  • Parts 11
  • Time 1h 28m
  • Reads 212
  • Votes 47
  • Parts 11
  • Time 1h 28m
Complete, First published Aug 10, 2023
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"Ridin' on down this ol' highway.
Listen to what this Joe has seen.
His story how he went astray, when he-
Met the Devil on mile fifteen,"

Marty was voted "Most likely to become a pop-star" in his high school yearbook, but has yet to become anything even close. Eight years later, he's still living with his mother without any work experience or post-secondary education. Most of his time is now spent fighting with showerheads and eating home-made chocolate chip cookies. So when an opportunity arrives for Marty to seek his fame and fortune in the hills of California, he immediately rises to the challenge.

The only roadblock: Marty doesn't have his drivers' license. In an act of desperation, he convinces his best friend Bill to drive him halfway across the United States of America, not realizing how much of an adventure they're about to have. Along their journey, Bill and Marty encounter three peculiar hitchhikers, each with their own special forms of wisdom...
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