Indian Giver

Unable to stand up for himself and unable to find his voice, Bill was shy, reluctant, and insecure. Tony, on the other hand, was calm, responsible, and self-reliant, even while facing the misery of his deplorable apartment, or while facing his uncaring slumlords. Thrown out for the last time and unable to gain control, Danny was drunk, desperate, and suicidal. They had nothing in common, nothing to unite them, except for Tommy. Tommy, rich, egotistical, and manipulative, charmed them into his home. At first, all seemed well—women and alcohol and endless keggers. It seemed as though the party will never stop. But they would each have their own problems, their own demons, and, worst of all, Tommy. They each would pay a price. Some would not survive. Because in the end, Tommy promised everything, delivered nothing, and stole the rest. Tommy was an Indian Giver.Maas, Michael is the author of 'Indian Giver ', published 2006 under ISBN 9781424111657 and ISBN 142411165X.