Drip: A Gothic Bromance by Andrew Montlack - Guest Blogger Book Review
"A hand wearing a fancy watch parted the office blinds, and J.D. felt nauseous with despair: suddenly he knew—even though he could not explain how—that all of his mojo had been permanently taken away."
J.D. and George: thick as thieves since the fourth grade. J.D., the troublemaker, the stud: the alpha. George, the sidekick, the misfit: the loser. Upon graduating college, J.D. has convinced the only job creator in rusty Middlestop to hire them. BrewCorp, the hot new coffee and retail chain, is offering a vice presidency to the employee with the boldest plan for growth, and J.D. is determined to be the guy. When not sleeping with co-workers, he hatches his pitch for a one-of-a kind data pipeline. He is unbeatable--until George grabs the promotion. Now J.D. wants answers. His quest to find them—and to deal with the monstrous truth—is the subject of indie filmmaker Andrew Montlack's wry debut novel, which features the same biting satire that made his mockumentary, The Devil's Filmmaker, a cult classic.
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Jennifer's Review
It was a really cool book.
It’s about 2 guys named J.D. and George. They are friends, and one day they are talking about their futures, and when they learn about a new place that opened in their town called Brewmart , they decide to get jobs there.
J.D. wants to work there, but George is not sure, so J.D. convinces him and soon the two of them go to work. J.D. is full of ideas of how to make it better, but George himself, who was reluctant to work, steals the idea, presents it to the boss, and is promoted.
Soon, something starts happening to the people who work there and J.D. is trying to figure it out. What is happening? Is Brewmart what it appears to be? What happens to J.D and George?
Read this book and be prepared for a shock.
5 stars!!!
Author Bio
Andrew Montlack resides in his hometownof Cleveland Heights, Ohio with his wife and daughter. Apart from a cup of half caff in the morning,he does not drink coffee.
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