James A. Hamilton

No Harm Dunn James A. Hamilton

Richard Dunn is nothing short of what they call a ladies' man. He was not the best-looking guy in the world, but his sweet-talking style and smooth techniques account for the strings of women that swoon readily at the sight of Richard. A small-town boy, Richard sets off to the big city to "live the life" he has always dreamed of, leaving his "dysfunctional" family and his past behind, including the love of his life, the apple of his eye: Candice. An auto mechanic by day and nightclub hustler in the late evenings, Richard has undeniably got his game on-in terms of women, booze, and living la vida loca. He is at the peak of his game, but deep down remains the question of what exactly he is set to do with life. Was he built to be promiscuous all his life? At which point would he need to stop, in order to acquire a "normal life"? With this, he contemplates on his journey home to face the family whom he has a love-hate relationship with, to rekindle his first love, to reconstruct his life. What made Richard Dunn come to the point of making this decision? What awaits him in his lonely town? He is hopeful to finally find and rebuild himself; after all, there has been no harm Dunn.