The story of Dig 2 Graves takes place during two timelines – One being Southeast Asia during 1973 and follows Lan a young Laotian boy that has to make ends meet and navigate the hostile environment around him by any means necessary; more often than not, involving violence.
The other timeline takes place in 1988 and follows the hard-nosed, take-no-nonsense, bail-bondsman named Luke as he follows leads and tracks down clients.

Both timelines are distinguished from each other and could be the core of their own individual stories however, as you read Dig2Graves you’ll discover that there is a point where the two will intersect with each other.

Andrew Davie has weaved a yarn that takes no prisoners and wastes no time with fatty excess. The pacing strings you along with the right amount of suspense, staying just ahead of the readers expectations. Dig 2 Graves isn’t your average story. This is a total page turner. The way it’s put together, jumping back n forth from decade to decade keeps things fresh and interesting. Like channel surfing in someone else’s dreams; within the theater of the mind, strapped into your seat watching the tension and drama build up before the inevitable release of violence that grips you from final paragraph to final word and leaving you feeling satiated with the aftermath of all things that lead to the climax.
A bloody good time indeed.

Dig 2 Graves is available online in both print and kindle formats
@ https://www.amazon.com/Dig-Two-Graves-Andrew-Davie/dp/B08JJJLXPQ/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1601030286&sr=8-1

About the author: Andrew Davie is originally from New York City. His crime novella Pavement is available from All Due Respect Books. The sequel, Ouroboros, is scheduled to be released by All Due Respect Books in December 2020. He has worked as a recruiter for software programmers, an office manager at a theater company, and an institutional sales/options trader in finance. He has taught English and writing in New York, Virginia, Macau (on a Fulbright Grant), and Hong Kong. In 2018, he survived a ruptured brain aneurysm and subarachnoid hemorrhage. Currently, he hosts the podcast A Fistful of Faceful, and you can usually find him on Twitter @adavieauthor
Website: http://asdavie.wordpress.com

About the Publisher: Publishing the best stories since 2011, Close To The Bone is dedicated to helping authors achieve their dreams of publication. Quality paperback, quality kindle books and online fiction.

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