Sobriety Castle the Fall and Rise of Stuart MacPherson

Sobriety Castle

The Fall and Rise of Stuart MacPherson

A novel by Art Gilles

"Alcoholism is a lonely demon."

Sobriety Castle is a must-read "dramedy" self-help novel for understanding alcoholism and other addictive behaviors with exciting and entertaining stories of romance and adventure.

Year 1963: Young US Navy sailor Stuart is a Polaris missile crane cab operator aboard USS Hunley (AS-31) in HolyLoch, Scotland where one night he befriends the wandering ghost of Queen Anne. Join the fictional character Stuart MacPherson on his international roller-coaster ride from the bottomless pit of oblivion from using alcohol and other drugs to a world of hope and success through recovery.

Learn how alcoholism affects families and, in our story, how Stuart's faithful and courageous wife, Maria, stood by her husband through the worst of times and later, once Stuart became sober, through the best of times.

Once in recovery, Stuart fights his demons daily and soon learns that in order to stay clean and sober himself, he must dedicate his life to helping others, who are the suffering, near-dead alcoholics and addicts--who have no clue that there is a way out of addiction. To that end, Stuart founded a sober living home called Sobriety Castle.