Too Much & Undercut

Hardship, perseverance, and tragedy connect these two compelling novellas about transformation and reinventing ourselves—for better or worse—in the face of adversity.

In “Too Much,” Sam, a homeless person, is in a back alley collecting bottles and cans when he discovers a bulging backpack stuffed with cash. This stroke of luck changes the trajectory of his life and gives him opportunities he never dreamed of—and maybe even a second chance at love.

In "Undercut," Ernie Reid is retiring from his job as a welding instructor at Riverview Correctional Centre. Jaded and angry, the justice system has been unable to solve the murders of his twin sons. After a break-in and theft at his welding shop, he discovers the culprits are two former inmates and sets out to find them, even if it means he will cross all the lines he once upheld to make things right.