Hun King the Ice-Head: The Expat Series: Book 3

Hun King the Ice-Head is a raw, unflinching, and darkly comic descent into the expat underworld of Southeast Asia, where drugs are cheap, the women are younger than your regrets, and disappearing is easier than getting clean.

Told from multiple perspectives, this novel traces the unraveling of Gary Pender, a once-guarded cynic who, after years abroad, finds himself seduced by the very vices he used to mock. As Gary slips further into a meth-fueled haze alongside his favorite bar girl, Makara, his estranged family grows desperate and flies halfway across the world from Ontario to Phnom Penh to find him-but the only person who knows where Gary is, or what he's become, is Julian, the best friend he pushed away in favor of the pipe.

Based on real events, Hun King the Ice-Head is a brutally honest snapshot of expats gone feral, laying bare the delusions of Western men abroad and the emotional wreckage they leave in their wake. Written with searing insight, gallows humor, and a voice that doesn't flinch, this isn't a redemption story-it's a reckoning.