Phoenix Beneath the Veneer

There's a vast difference between bad planning and things just naturally turning out all wrong. Then, in certain instances, even stupidity has its reward. In these wild, based-on-true life-stories about the underside of Phoenix, Arizona, where everyone is out for themselves, you'll find examples of poor planning that results in a criminal career that lasts fifteen seconds and a naive nineteen-year-old threatened with homelessness who decides to become a criminal, which will clearly prove not to be his best option. There's another underdeveloped plan to pull off an armed robbery at a fast-food outlet during the height of the lunch hour rush, unfortunately right in front of two undercover cops.

It's said that truth is stranger than fiction, and in Phoenix Beneath the Veneer, this series of adventures is told by and about J.L. and Dancer, two low-life bikers who deal drugs small-time, ride motorcycles, and party constantly. In this world, cops, criminals, drug addicts, dealers, business owners, bartenders and many others are doing whatever it takes to get ahead. J.L. and Dancer have only one set of goals: to gather up enough money to put them on easy street for the rest of their lives. By sheer luck, some mistaken identities, or sometimes highly intelligent planning, these biker criminals seem to skate through misadventures that will shock, surprise, and entertain you as they elude police and plot their escape from life in the Arizona desert.