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The final beat doesn’t mean the end of your story<br/><br/>Addiction: not having control of your desire for something<br/>Some people say that addiction is a disease that leads to a compulsion to seek out drink and<br/>drugs. Well, it’s not just substances that I’m addicted to but the one woman I shouldn’t want.<br/>The one woman who makes it clear that the only thing we’ll ever share is the occasional night<br/>together. Yet, the more she pushes me away the more I want her.<br/><br/>I’m Joey Farrow, drummer for Warrior Creek, and even though I’m clean and sober, I’m still<br/>addicted to her.<br/><br/>Denial: The refusal of something desired<br/>I’m an expert at denial because keeping my heart intact is important to me. There is one man<br/>I want but I refuse to let my guard down. He could give me what I need, but he could also<br/>break me, and I can’t risk that…not again. Yet, the more I push him away the more I question<br/>my decision.<br/><br/>I’m his Daisy, and I’m in denial about my reality.<br/><br/>Can two people finally admit what they want or will the final beat signal the end of their<br/>love story.<br/><br/>Trigger Warning: Please be aware this book contains discussions about domestic abuse<br/>and child loss. There are no scenes depicting either scenario.