Grace in the Wreckage: A Memoir of Addiction and Redemption

Before you turn the page, I want to be straight with you about one thing. This is my story, told as honestly as I can tell it.

I wrote it one year sober, with the wreckage still visible in the rearview mirror — the burned bridges, the people I hurt, the years I threw away — because grace found me in the middle of the mess and never once let go. Across 48 chapters I share what addiction took from me, what sobriety gave back, and the hard lessons learned in between: the relapses that almost ended me, the repairs I did not think I deserved to make, the prayers that went unanswered until they were answered better than I asked.

No preaching. No performance. Just a man from Claremont, New Hampshire who crawled out of the wreckage and wants to show you the way out too. If you have ever looked at your own life and thought it was too far gone, this book exists to tell you it is not.

This is not a story about a hero. It is a story about grace — and the wreckage it can rebuild. If I made it, so can you.