Coyote Laughing

Coyote Laughing
ISBN-10
1644560615
ISBN-13
9781644560617
Category
Fiction
Pages
228
Language
English
Published
2019-09-18
Author
S. R. Ruark

Description

Carrie & Autumn are college girls with a simple dream: To score enough weed to pay off their last semester of college. But when the buy goes terribly wrong they have their entire world turned upside down. Coyote Laughing is a witty and irreverent tale about the best of intentions going horribly sideways.

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