Book Synopsis:
Okay. So no one actually kills themselves in this book.
The Coolest Way to Kill Yourself pulls you into the early 90's New York City rave scene, in all its
chaotic, psychedelic glory.
The narrator grabs you by your wrist and drags you behind two teenage
lovers from New Jersey as they tumble through a whirlwind of reckless hedonism that eventually
spirals into a dark, devastating world of drug addiction and heartbreak.
As a teenager, Lynn cried, "No one is ever going to write something for me." Nearly two decades later,
in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Nicholas did just that. The gesture came too late for our unlikely
heroine, but his heart was in the right place. A broken heart... but a true love. Reunited after years
apart, Lynn and Nicholas embraced their love and sexuality, and embraced each other, despite
troubled pasts, despite illness, despite all of their imperfections and mistakes.
lovers from New Jersey as they tumble through a whirlwind of reckless hedonism that eventually
spirals into a dark, devastating world of drug addiction and heartbreak.
As a teenager, Lynn cried, "No one is ever going to write something for me." Nearly two decades later,
in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Nicholas did just that. The gesture came too late for our unlikely
heroine, but his heart was in the right place. A broken heart... but a true love. Reunited after years
apart, Lynn and Nicholas embraced their love and sexuality, and embraced each other, despite
troubled pasts, despite illness, despite all of their imperfections and mistakes.
They shared the kind of honest and shameless connection that few have had the honor of knowing, and most would never understand.
"We're not hurting anyone. We're just living life without caring what anyone thinks about us."
"It's the coolest way to kill ourselves," Lynn said.
So turn the page, and pull the trigger
My Review:
"We're not hurting anyone. We're just living life without caring what anyone thinks about us."
"It's the coolest way to kill ourselves," Lynn said.
So turn the page, and pull the trigger
My Review:
