Just A Thought Away: A true story of friendship, tragedy, and the will to carry on, as told by a Sta

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"Just a Thought Away" is a non-fiction memoir written by Michael Ricardi, a survivor of the deadly Station nightclub fire that took place in West Warwick, Rhode Island, on February 20, 2003. In the end, 100 people would perish, including Ricardi's friend, Jim Gahan. They were in attendance that night to interview Great White's lead singer, Jack Russell, for their college radio show. In the book, Ricardi takes you on a journey that chronicles how the two became friends and how they found their way to The Station on that tragic night. He also recalls experiences that occurred after the fire, which tested his strength and provided him with the will to carry on. It is a must-read for a wide variety of folks, including those who have lost someone close to them and/or experienced tragedy first-hand.

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