Behind every death there's a story of life, love, and sometimes tragedy. Meet Cara, Rachel, Tony, and Marco, four twenty-somethings who lived their lives in the dangerous world of methamphetamine distribution, a scenario that never ends well. Poor Sarah did nothing but love her husband and protect her daughter, bringing her life to a tragic end. Samuel and Loreli's crime was to fall in love, and it cost them everything. Wren was an innocent who was never given the chance to live her life. These are their stories, individual, yet intertwined.
Welcome to the Waystation, a place where time has no meaning. Consider this your first stop after exiting your life. Everyone passes through on their way to one place or the other (if you know what I mean). People die every day. They choose a life of crime, love the wrong person, see things they shouldn't, or maybe they simply grow old. There's no escaping it, death comes to us all eventually, so there's no point in running. But be encouraged; death is not the end. Oh yeah, just ignore that nasty smelling mist you see creeping along the ground. And don't worry about the screams, they're not here for you.
In a cross between hard crime fiction and spiritual suspense, The Waystation takes you on an odyssey from the darkness of this world, to the serenity of the afterlife. It carries you from the ugliness of the drug business, racism, abuse, and murder, to the joy that comes when that all ceases to matter. Existing as a stopping point on the journey between life and death, The Waystation is a place to rest, heal, and prepare for your real life to begin.
