Heather King, born in 1963 in Detroit, Michigan, is a renowned author and spiritual writer known for her insightful reflections on faith and transformation. With a background in journalism and a deep curiosity about the human experience, she has dedicated her life to exploring themes of grace, redemption, and personal growth. Her work often combines poetic language with a contemplative approach, inspiring readers to find meaning and hope in everyday life.
This powerful memoir chronicles how the author became her drinking self, spending over 20 years in a cycle of drinking and self-loathing. From highly functioning alcoholic to living in dive bars, King's painful and poignant story tells how she evolved, stopped, and changed her life.
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