Very honest and brutal look at what an addict thinks in the midst of the descent.

Loved this book

Shows how insane addiction is. I've dealt with my own demons but nothing like this and I hope I never do. I'm really surprised that he didn't mention Noah in the Acknowledgements

A searing, hallucinatory and very cautionary tale. Mr. Clegg had the great good fortune of an inner circle of support - too painful by half to think of the millions out there who hit rock-bottom and never make it back up into a better day.

Thoroughly enjoyed this book. Well written, honest and forthcoming. Fast read. Bill Clegg, I hope you have more books in the works.

It was a good read. Quick, interesting, and bounced between the past and the present in an easy to follow way. It became a bit repetitive and predictable over time, however, making reading tedious.

This book is an intriguing memoir of a man coming to terms with himself through his addiction and life experiences. The "story" reads as a smooth and polished account of what is clearly a difficult and very painful time in both the author's life and that of the world around him. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book.