'With disarming humility, Hunter’s unflinching account lays bare both the sustaining power and hard limits of love and family.'

- Bill Clegg,

'Mesmerising. A sizzling mess of grief, addiction, self-justification and misdirection. It’s admirable – and also abominable.’

Sunday Times

'Hunter Biden writes beautifully of almost unsurvivable loss, and the amazing grace of family love. He writes of his savage alcoholism and addiction with rare honesty, of his recovery with stunned gratitude, of broken hearts, resurrection, beautiful things.’

- Anne Lamott,

‘Devastating loss, an all-consuming crack addiction and what he really thinks of his father Joe – Hunter Biden doesn’t hold back.’

Evening Standard

'Biden transforms the Hollywood hills into a gothic wilderness, a suburb of hell where coyotes howl and nocturnal birds screech maledictions.’

Observer

‘A moving addiction memoir in its reflections on pain and grief, both poignant and sad.’

New Statesman