This book is as good as new. I received it from the author as part of a giveaway and it was a very interesting read. Full of dark humor and satire in a realistically fictional world. No tears, bends/folds, stains, scrapes or scuffs on either the covers or pages. Summary: Craig is a well-paid actor, but he can only seem to land embarrassing roles in gross pharmaceutical commercials. Also, he just turned thirty-four, and still has never had a real girlfriend... Is rhere something wrong with him? His mom insists he's very talented, but at this point, it seems like his dream of rebooting the most popular comic ever - Garfy, the orange cat - into a billion-dollar franchise of action movies may never come true. Then again, this is Los Angeles, do with the help of a mysterious new life coach and plenty of herbal supplements, maybe anything is possible? Even a little romance? It's just too bad an entire multiverse of evil alternate Garfys is coming to harvest Craig's soul, but that's probably not real, right?