In this dark, harrowing, and gripping memoir which details a drug addiction that almost killed her, Suki Jones writes with a raw immediacy and refreshing candor about not only being dependent on drugs, but keeping that dependency a secret from her family and friends.

Set against the backdrop of the Bay Area in the early '90s, Jones balances motherhood and modeling with deft precision, but behind the scenes she was falling apart and roaming the night with punk rockers, metalheads, and sometimes even strangers, just looking for her next fix.

A ferocious memoir about broken family history, sexual abuse, and debilitating addiction, Sea, Swallow Me vividly wanders through the decade with a fiery resolve which ultimately reveals how Jones survived when she shouldn't have. Sea, Swallow Me is a powerful and redemptive tale of resilience and redemption.

Jones, Suki

Suki Jones is a San Francisco Bay Area-based freelance writer, specializing in addiction and harm reduction. She has worked as a volunteer with the syringe access program at Glide Church SF and is involved in local community outreach. Her writing has appeared in Stereo Embers Magazine and Broke Ass Stuart. She enjoys long hikes to the beach, listening to Siouxsie and the Banshees, Tower of Power, and everything in between. Sea, Swallow Me is her first book.