Product Description
From rock-bottom to recovery-the son of veteran broadcaster Bill Moyers chronicles his life-shattering battle with addiction and the hard-won fight for recovery.

Unabridged CDs - 12 CDs, 14 hours

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.0 based on 45 reviews)

Had Me Until The End

Moyer's memoir of addiction is compelling and gritty -- right up until the end, when it turns preachy. It's nice for Moyers that he was able to use religion to help him get clean and sober, but his narrative would have been far better if he had simply told the story and not tried to convert readers.
October 21, 2008

Excellent

The purchase I made was everything listed when I bought it. It was in perfect conditon, and look forward to doing business with them in the future! Thank you!
October 03, 2008

A must read

Any compulsive should read William's journey to sobriety. I really believe it could help especially those who keep failing. Also a must read for family members and friends. Understanding how much they lie and hide is such an important part of their healing. William is so honest about what he did in those terrible years, it can't help but help others be honest. Midge
October 03, 2008

Broken

This is a very good book and highly recommended for family members and others dealing with addiction. Also good for addicts to read. Very informative and I have recommended it to many others. Good insight to what the addict goes through and the effects on family etc.
August 14, 2008

Never recieved the product, it has been almost a month,

I ordered the book Broken on May 19th and I still have not recieved it yet, can someone help me or give me a number to call. Thank you
June 19, 2008

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