Bruce H. Gilkin's Dark Matter takes you on a heart-pounding thrill ride through the horrors of war on the battlefield-and off. Gilkin movingly writes about how he survives the war only to come home and battle Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), yet he does it without the use of alcohol or drugs, and while maintaining a thirty-two year marriage, raising kids, and running a business. "You are not alone," he says to other PTSD sufferers. Within this action-adventure story, you'll discover: How drugs and self-medication can actually make things worse When to get help Why support of family and friends is so important Bruce Gilkin is a Vietnam veteran with Service-Connected Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Gilkin is the author of The Angel of Death, which won the Digital Quill Award in 1992, and To Hell and Not Quite Back, which sold over 400,000 copies.