True Grit: Book Five of the Connor True Series

By Andy Morris

Connor struggles to come to terms with his life. He has met someone special but all the hope and excitement offered by a new relationship is being overshadowed. The trauma from being assaulted by Dale Tanner and the on-going threat of further attacks is pushing Connor over the edge.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Andy Morris
• Release date: Oct 5, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311382009

Andy Morris

Andy Morris is an Abstract Painter and InstructorOver 10,000 students from around the world in over 100 countries are enrolled in his online courses. You can find all his courses here https://andymorrisart.com/instruction/His bold abstract artwork can be found in Corporate and Private collections across the USA, and in Canada, England, Mexico, and Puerto Rico.You can view some of his art, as well as paintings by his students on his website https://andymorrisart.com

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True Grit

By Andy Morris

Copyright 2014 Andy Morris

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Drifting between a shallow alcohol-induced sleep and near wakefulness Connor True thought he heard a telephone ringing somewhere in the distance. The muffled electronic tune was just touching the edge of his groggy mind and it took a few moments to realise that it maybe his phone. He didn’t know how long it had been ringing but he might have been half-listening to it for some time. Who the hell would be phoning him in the middle of the night?

Connor’s head felt like lead and for one disorientating moment he couldn’t remember where he was. The heavy fog of a burgeoning hangover swirled around his mind and his body; drying his mouth and pounding his head. Connor slowly came to with a groan, forcing open his bleary eyelids. He immediately shut them again as the bright sunlight stung his eyes. This sickly sensation was