A Little High

Rainey Paxton Series, Book 2

By: Paige Dearth

Narrated by: Lisa Larsen

Nothing matters more than getting the next fix.

First came the shocking story of Rainey Paxton being born addicted to heroin and the sacrifices she made to accommodate her parents’ reckless lifestyle. Now comes the terrifying, extraordinary novel that picks up after Rainey’s release from juvenile detention.

With no money and lost in a section of North Philadelphia dominated by gangs and violence, Rainey won’t accept that it may be too late to save Ivy. Instead, she pushes all limits to fight for her sister, surrendering herself to keep her vow.

When Rainey finds her eight-year-old sister Ivy, she is neglected by her parents and ravaged by her circumstances.

Against the odds, Rainey presses forward to create a different life. The pain of her childhood and the realization that her parents are more in love with heroin than their children are reminders of the lessons her aunt Sophie taught her when she was young.

Rainey Paxton attracts people from the wrong side of the tracks—some who love to hate her and others who live to be loved by her. But nothing comes between her and fate—not even her willingness to die to save her sister.

Contains mature content.

©2023 Paige Dearth (P)2023 Podium Audio

Fabulous series

I loved this series! I listened to the audio series on both books. Lots of twists and unexpected things occurring, definitely kept my attention. I would highly recommend it!

Great book!

Hard to listen to at times but had a raw realistic story. I definitely recommend!

The Diversity in the Storyline

The characters were invested in their lives as if it was a movie. Vivid scenes in my mind.

Couldn’t Put It Down

It was a dark story but the first book was written so well I couldn’t pass on the second book. Once I started listening I couldn’t turn it off. Thoroughly enjoyed both books.

the victims struggle.

This was a sad story that held me captive. It gave an indepth view of what life is like for children of drug abused parents.