My Disjointed Life

College freshman Jeep Trembley can’t wait to transfer to a better school. All he needs are better marks. Too bad he can’t concentrate. On anything. Especially not when his raging hormones are out of control, his best friend is his belligerent conscience and one of his teachers is a sadist who’d rather insult students than lecture them.

Bright but painfully shy, Jeep’s monotonous days consist of endless schoolwork, incoherent self-rambling and inappropriate thoughts of his classmate Melody. When opportunity strikes and he gets a chance to tutor her, it finally puts him on her radar. But after Chase—the school’s prodigious football quarterback—urges him to join the team; it also attracts the attention of the provocatively flirtatious April.

Juggling a blossoming romance with April while fighting off strong feelings for Melody is one thing, Jeep also has to deal with Melody’s jealous boyfriend and the added pressure of playing under the football microscope while drawing unflattering comparisons to his talented brother Brent; reminding him that life is nothing but a series of sine waves. When everything starts spiraling out of control, Jeep’s foundation begins to gyrate by the roots, raising the question: can he even survive the semester?

Enter the erratic, ADD riddled mind of Jeep Trembley in this quirky, fast paced first person narrative by first time author Martin Reed.