Eat Only When You're Hungry

In Lindsay Hunter’s second novel, Eat Only When You’re Hungry, a father embarks on a journey through Florida to locate his missing son, an addict who has been absent for three weeks. As the story unfolds, the narrative explores the complexities of family, addiction, and personal mistakes, offering a nuanced look at the ways society perceives addiction and failure. The book is praised for its honesty, humor, and thought-provoking examination of human flaws.