Miles Of Regret - Paperback

Some crashes happen on the road. Others happen slowly, over years, in the quiet spaces of an ordinary life.

As a boy, the author survived a freak accident that should have been a warning. Decades later he climbed onto his Harley on a clear autumn morning and woke to hospital lights and three letters that rearranged everything: TBI. Traumatic brain injury. A basilar skull fracture. But as he came to understand in the long silence of recovery, the crash was never the real story - it was only the punctuation at the end of a sentence he'd been writing for years, one drink and one outrun reckoning at a time.

Miles of Regret is an unflinching memoir about addiction, survival, and the harder work that begins after you live. It's about the man who didn't come home from that road, the family who waited behind the door, and the slow, imperfect grace of learning to forgive yourself. Raw, honest, and ultimately hopeful, it's a story for anyone who has ever carried regret they couldn't outrun - and anyone still learning how to show the people they love that they've changed.