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What do you do when a nightmare threatens your dream?

In the disturbingly funny new novel from the authors of Vampire Vic, Brian Lawson receives a dread diagnosis: cancer. But he won’t spare a moment from saving his struggling coffeeshop, even if success comes with his dying breath.

Divorced and ostracized in the rural community, Andrea Goldine sets her sights on the charism
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Paperback, 340 pages
Published November 5th 2013 by Harrisgray
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Bj Gaskill
Nov 11, 2013 Bj Gaskill rated it it was amazing
As I sit here drinking....surprise...Coffee!! I can't help but be in awe of the newest Harris Gray mind melding.
It's a wonderful journey into the everyday unknown.
Brian (wholly boogers!) is beyond. Yes, he has Cancer, but screw it...the Chemo may be tearing down his body, however he's gonna save his coffee shop!!!
I think it's all the ups and downs that takes this book to new levels. Unlike Vampire Vic (which I loved), this book could be happening right now, maybe right there in North Dakota....
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Maribeth Klettke
Sep 14, 2013 Maribeth Klettke rated it really liked it  ·  review of another edition
Universal Trials and Tribulations meet Small Town U.S.A.:
If you love a book that you can become quickly involved in and be amongst the characters - this is for you. Harris and Gray tell an everyday story in a most clever way. This story brings you into the life of small town North Dakota, which you can either relate to first hand, as in my case, or come to know in an expedient fashion. Business pressures and incurable illness strike Brian, the local coffee business guru, the same if he were in a
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Delia
Sep 13, 2013 Delia rated it really liked it  ·  review of another edition
I really enjoyed this book. I liked the main character even if he did have poor taste in women. ;-) I loved the banter between characters and reading about the quirky people you probably find in coffee shops along with the competition between shops.
I found the addition of the cancer and treatment surprising and interesting. I look forward to reading more from Harris Gray.
Ruth Mccleerey
Sep 12, 2013 Ruth Mccleerey rated it it was amazing  ·  review of another edition
Recommends it for: Young Adults and older
Wow, I was really rooting for this hard working man. He had such aspirations for success and around every turn there were roadblocks. Java Man by Harris Gray is a must read for all ages. Do they have any other books? Will put them on my watch for and read list.
Anna
Sep 13, 2013 Anna rated it really liked it  ·  review of another edition
Having worked in a coffee shop I related to it totally!! And of course I love coffee. Loved his attitude to dealing with cancer.
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Allan Harris and Jason Gray are the writing duo Harris Gray, authors of multiple novels and screenplays, a Christmas play, and a collection of stories from Jason’s younger days. An early version of JAVA MAN was a finalist in the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers contest. Allan is a former guest columnist for The Denver Post. Jason owns Crowfoot Valley Coffee and the Crowbar, land of rumor and embelli ...more
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