I Think We Should Just Be Friends

Al has suffered panic attacks ever since he was a kid, a problem he thinks is unique to him. Now an adult, he seeks refuge in the freeing expanse of the outdoors and avoids at all costs the scrutiny of public indoor spaces.

Although he's worried that his debilitating secret will forever keep him from forming normal relationships, he braves a singles bonfire. Bolstered by the darkness, the fresh night air, and the flickering flames, Al approaches Ellen, a recently divorced woman who's caught his eye.

Inspired by the author's own life, this romantic adventure takes you on a startling journey of love, loss, and redemption as Al and Ellen struggle to trust that they can be loved, flaws and all.

From Arizona to Mexico, theirs is a bizarre road marked with paranoia, very real danger, humor, and hope. This unforgettable story reminds you that heroes come in all shapes and sizes and that courage is not a lack of fear, but the ability to act in spite of fear.