Life is beautiful if you live in a small Californian town with the cozy name Coniferous Bay. Life is calm if you know in advance how every day, every year will end. Life is simple if you swallow colorful pills by the handful. But if the supply of pills has dried up and you feel depressed knocks imperiously on the door, then there is no escape. All you can do is tell yourself, “Life is crap,” and stick your head in the noose. Or - into the mouth of the Lizard of Passion, which crawled onto land, attracted by the vibes of melancholy and the guitar moans of a local bluesman. K. Moore's wild imagination does not give the reader a second of respite. A retired porn star, a drug-addicted constable, an experimental psychoanalyst, a pharmacist addicted to sex with amphibians are just a small part of the unusual characters in C. Moore's comic saga. And they are all looking for one thing - love. Just like the Lizard, who demolishes everything around him and makes the readers go crazy with laughter. After “The Lizard of Passion from the Bay of Sadness,” you will never want antidepressants.