THE GUY AT THE BAR. His story goes well beyond the beer in front of him and the game on television. He has years of bumps, bruises, and scars from life's left and right fist. He's been tossed around, knocked down, and beat up. His story is not unique. It's all of our stories. It's the story of the human condition. At some point in life we've all been The Guy At The Bar - a little roughed up and broken, but presenting ourselves to the world with a beer in hand and smile on our face.

Author Adam Griffin was The Guy At The Bar during one of the worst things a human can go through-the loss of a child. This is his story. It's not a story of death and despair however. It's a story of persistent hope. It's a story of finding the good piled well beneath the crap. And it's a story of feeling the sunshine once again through far too many clouds. This is a book for the hurting. It's a book for healthy.

It's a book for anyone along for the ride above ground. It's a book.for humans.