Jul 29, 2022

Los Angeles, California Jul 29, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - The affairs of alcohol and the moments of laughter are something every other person finds delightful and Author Ryan Kanaley is bringing all those delightful moments together through his latest work 'Drunk as F*ck'. The Book is written with an amazing sense of humor that makes it enjoyable and engaging as well. The book has garnered over 4 stars rating on Amazon and is currently available in Kindle edition to purchase.
Creating an ample buzz among the readers, this book is carefully written to shed light on different experiences of the life surrounding alcohol which is quite relatable for everyone. Though the book is based on the life stories of Ryan himself, the embodiment of the subject matter prevails among the mass people.
Apparently, the book 'Drunk as F*ck' seems like an accumulation of the drunken experience of the author but deep inside, his literary charisma of Ryan is only reflecting his journey from being a complete alcoholic and getting sober from it. The author has stopped drinking now and with this book, he is offering his perspective on the alcoholism that he has gone through. With the detail of the facts and the realizations, some of the chapters of the book offer a mirror-like reflection to readers that imitate their life. There are a total of 15 chapters in the book and each of them takes the readers through some of the best experiences of Ryan's life along with an ample dose of comedy that brings a smile to everyone's face. Starting from the pivotal moments of alcoholism, first drink, drink and drive and other troubles, the book makes sure the readers are aware of the facts regarding alcoholism.
Ryan Kanaley is a versatile personality who has made some significant progress in life with his knowledge and experience in various fields. He is also an entrepreneur, a veteran, a businessman with an MBA; and most importantly he is a persistent personality. With his determination, the author has given up drinking the journey is well elaborated in the book 'Drunk as F*ck'. Not only drinking but the book also shows how he met his wife, how his time went in Army, his situation in the pandemic, and many other experiences that readers can find relatable. The listeners who are looking forward to listening to this book, visit Audible.

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