Once in a while a book comes along written not because the author has been so successful ... but because he or she has seen life's brokenness close up. "Lifeline" is such a book. Drafted while a prisoner in a Federal Correctional Institution, "Lifeline" brings a bold and refreshing perspective to a daily devotional. It's a book of deep insight, daring challenges, and profound faith ... expressed with candor, vulnerability and sometimes disturbing honesty. Originally targeted to the inmate population among whom the author lived while writing it, "Lifeline" has application to anyone who has ever struggled with anger, addiction, or as the book calls it, "messed-upedness." The language is fresh, the teachings are solidly Scriptural, and the goal is very simple: to change the reader's life through simple tools and practical application of truth. If you or someone you know has ever wished for a closer walk with the Creator and Lover of your soul, "Lifeline" is for you. Better yet, buy a copy for yourself ... and send another to someone on the inside.