Books About Drug Addiction Fiction Novels & Stories

She’d always tell me that she was only staying with dad for me and my younger sister Zoey who’s now a professional architect but when she was ready to stand on her own feet, she decided to agree with it. Growing up in such a messy family, I became dependent on drugs for recreational purposes and it went worse as I was growing up as an adult. I had no one to turn to and it felt like I was always on my own because no one would understand. I got addicted to drugs to the point that I was doing it almost every single day absentmindedly, cocaine, meth, heroine, name it, I did it. I’d always smoke weed every single day and I’d spend so much money on drugs alone. Getting high on drugs felt like my k

Azrael asked. “I haven’t gone far into the book but it’s a story based on an actual schizophrenic patient the writer knew; it was meant to educate the public about various mental disorders in the mental asylum they call hell. I thought it would be fun reading a genre I’m not too familiar with.” I explained as I touched the front of the book. “I can recommend something if you get hitched. Utopia by Kelvin McLean. It’s about a nymphomaniac struggling to overcome his issue so that he can be in a happy relationship with the woman he’s been in love with for seven years.” Azrael recommended.

This man, who was once my adversary, had unexpectedly become my mate. In a shadowy alley, a figure cloaked in dark blue stood silently, clutching a white bag filled with a potent drug known as Drain. This substance, aptly named, would gradually drive a person to madness with continuous use. Like many drugs, it offered a euphoric escape, only to slowly destroy the user. It was a means to eliminate an entire pack of consumers, leaving even the wolves vulnerable to its effects.

I felt myself again in a half-conscious state. "I'm here" he muttered lying beside me. I kept my hand on his cheeks and my smile widened seeing him smiling. This is not the first time when I'm hallucinating about him. When Alexander gives me drugs for almost a year, I always imagine him every day. When Ryan kept me in a rehabilitation centre to cure my drug addiction, there also I used to imagine him and talk to him. After shifting to my brother John's house, I used to imagine him at night and talk to him. Ryan always tells me that it's a disease but for me, it's a reason to live. Everything was fine and then Aaron came into my life. "You love him" Vince whispered in my ear, longingly caress

And there were still dozens and dozens more that I hadn't touched. These stories were addicting. And as I continued to read through them, I felt my body heating up more and more. To an insane level, frankly. Almost as bad as it was just a few days ago. I also discovered that my main addiction was the daddy-daughter stories. They were completely my favorites. I'd probably need to talk to a therapist at some point to figure out why that was. (That was the little joke I made up to lighten the mood in my head.)

I couldn't avoid it since there was so much I wanted to cover, and there are no regrets. Special Author's Note: I get this question a ton; Was there any inspiration to writing this series? The answer is yes. My mother struggled with a heroin addiction, I've lost friends and a girlfriend to it, and I battle my own addictions every single day. This is a subject I feel strongly about, and I mostly relate to Hollis. Recovery is and has been frightening, but it's worth it in the end. Taking your life back from the very thing that robbed you of it has got to be one of the most priceless feelings for a ton of people.

"Thanks but..." "Don't tell me you don't drink, that's not right Cassie." Adam said with a smile as always. "I do." Cassie agreed immediately and right now she regrets her decision. She wished she hasn't, at least she'll still have her dignity intant. Cassie drank the whole juice with a smile though the drink was burning her throat but because she was determined to impress Adam she forced herself to drink it, unfortunately after that she fell into a deep sleep. Cassie woke up in her room, the next day, forgotten about all what happened that night. The only thing she remember was enjoying her night with Adam.

This is what we have known, will damage a person’s life. A drug addict, under the influence of drugs, can do or commit any crime that he may not be able to do or commit in his normal state of mind. He can go to jail anytime, kill, or be killed anytime. A drug addict has no life or future unless he stops and takes a new life. This is what one can become and the type of future and life one can inherit or build for himself, just because of choosing bad friends.

" I am not cheating on you. I have never cheated on you ; even when you were at the hospital , when you couldn't remember me , and when you were only remembering the bad stuff ... I still wanted you and I still want you and only you my baby love. I am still falling for you. " "This suite?" " I used it as a sexy time hide away . I never saw the use for it until this morning. I don't want there to be secrets between us. I was an addict. I am a recovering addict . That doesn't mean that the temptation isn't there. I was so heavy into sex, porn, drugs and alcohol. I turned to them because they numbed the pain." "What kind of pain?"