The Man I Used To Be

R. Lovre 14 stories

Summary

Jarod Calloway was born to burn, first as a rockstar, then as a cautionary tale. Once the golden god of Black Velvet, gold records, sold-out tours, scandals caught on camera, he left behind a trail of wreckage: lovers, vices, and his own health. Then came the crash. The one that killed his brother’s fiancée, Mary. The one that left him with shattered memories, a failing body, and a question he can’t answer, was he the one driving that night? The world still remembers the self-destructive front man. Jarod barely recognizes himself. But the past won’t stay buried. His search for the truth exposes stolen millions, a family’s betrayal, and a brother who hisses, You should’ve died. Now hunted by people who’d rather keep the truth dead, Jarod’s only ally is a hardened ex-soldier with secrets of his own. As migraines splinter his reality, he must decide, did he survive to seek justice, or to face the man he’s been running from all along? Because survival might cost him more than sobriety. It might turn him back into the man he used to be.