DON'T DIE

Fentanyl-laced cocaine almost kills Madison Avenue ad agency executive Katie McFarland. Her husband, Mac, an investigative reporter and author, is determined to disrupt the flow of deadly fentanyl, manufactured in China and smuggled into the United States by Mexican drug cartels. The drug contacts Mac developed are murdered, and he focuses on helping his wife face her addictions – a greater challenge than he ever imagined.

Fentanyl-laced cocaine almost kills Madison Avenue ad agency executive Katie McFarland. Her husband, Mac, an investigative reporter and author, is determined to disrupt the flow of deadly fentanyl, manufactured in China and smuggled into the United States by Mexican drug cartels. The drug contacts Mac developed are murdered, and he focuses on helping his wife face her addictions – a greater challenge than he ever imagined.

Don Potter is a veteran New York ad agency executive. He founded what became a leading Los Angeles agency and served as CEO for 18 years. He has written extensively about marketing and advertising issues, been a frequent speaker at business conventions and seminars as well as a college lecturer. Potter has written 13 books, including three collections of short stories. Several of his novels use Madison Avenue as a backdrop while others draw on his travels around the world. Potter now lives in Palm Desert, California.