Levin's God
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Levin's God is an epic novel of the 70s. Levin Hoffman is lead singer and songwriter in a rock band that has one big hit. In true rock-and-roll style, Levin and his friends embark on a hedonistic diet of drugs, sex and music but, as they soon discover, fame and fortune has its cost. In a world fuelled by excess, the accidental death of Shelley, Levin's only true love, sends him to the brink of despair and madness. Things go from bad to worse when he finds himself in Bangkok where murder and betrayal force Levin to reassess his life. Finally in the sanctuary of a Buddhist monastery he embarks on a journey towards understanding and self-awareness.
Author: Roger Wells
Format: Paperback, 432 pages
Published: 2004, Fremantle Press, Australia
Genre: General & Literary Fiction
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Levin's God is an epic novel of the 70s. Levin Hoffman is lead singer and songwriter in a rock band that has one big hit. In true rock-and-roll style, Levin and his friends embark on a hedonistic diet of drugs, sex and music but, as they soon discover, fame and fortune has its cost. In a world fuelled by excess, the accidental death of Shelley, Levin's only true love, sends him to the brink of despair and madness. Things go from bad to worse when he finds himself in Bangkok where murder and betrayal force Levin to reassess his life. Finally in the sanctuary of a Buddhist monastery he embarks on a journey towards understanding and self-awareness.
Levin's God