There Was No Weed

by Roger Maxfield

Overview

Based On a True Story.
Bret, Rock, and Josh are 20 year old college roommates attending Louisiana Tech University in 1971. The boys decide on spring break to drive to Laredo, Texas and cross the border into Mexico to score some weed. Since everyone in the small college town was without any weed, they all chipped in and the boys leave on what they think will be a fun adventure. Figuring it would be easy, they instead find their lives threatened by a culture of death and drugs as they try to make their way back home from across the border.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940149843527
Publisher:	R.H. Maxfield
Publication date:	12/02/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	54 KB

About the Author

Roger Maxfield was born in Canton, Illinois and at the age of 13 moved to Peru, South America, where his father took a job. Opening his eyes to other cultures only made him want to travel and see more. After high school, he moved to Ruston, Louisiana, home of Louisiana Tech University, graduating from there in 1974, with a degree in journalism. Not one to stand still, he left for California, spent some time there but eventually settled in Tucson, Arizona with its laid-back appeal. Roger is currently retired and enjoys golfing and fishing. He is married to his wife Brenda of 34 years and has a son Michael living in Sacramento, California.