The Fentanyl Girl
A Dark Romance of Addiction, Redemption, and Sacrifice
By Angus He
Sophie once had everything — wealth, beauty, and the rare talent of a musical prodigy. Then addiction stole her future. Manipulated by a powerful Hollywood film composer, the daughter of a billionaire falls from privilege to the streets of San Francisco’s Tenderloin, losing her career, her dignity, and custody of her daughter. One evening at sunset, she jumps from the Golden Gate Bridge — and someone catches her.
From the Back Cover
She expects death. Instead she is saved by Jeremy — an Asian-American detective with a simple mind and a heart of extraordinary purity. Jeremy refuses to abandon her. Step by step, he helps Sophie fight addiction, reclaim her daughter, and confront the drug network that destroyed her life.
But redemption has enemies. As love slowly grows between them, violence closes in — and one gunshot on a moonlit night will change everything.
This is a story about hunger. Some hunger for drugs. Some hunger for love. In the end, love proves stronger than death.
About the Author
Angus He is a poet, novelist, screenwriter, and director whose fiction engages with contemporary wounds, secrecy, vulnerability, and the possibility of healing.
Publication Details
Publisher: Bobcat Press
Publication date: March 6, 2026
Format: Paperback, 194 pages
ISBN-13: 979-8-9943925-9-1
Language: English
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