A homeless foster kid finds redemption in Iraq.
Angel Blue: A Song of Redemption is Forrest Lang’s own account of the Southern California foster care system, the abuse, aging out with nowhere to go, the Navy, Iraq, addiction, relapse, and the long work of deciding to stay. It is rated 4.8 out of 5 from 254 reviews on Amazon, and most people who finish it buy a second copy for someone else.
Every copy ordered here is signed by Forrest. Two editions, same complete unabridged story.
Which edition?
- Signed Paperback — $21.95. The text edition. For reading, lending, and replacing when you give it away.
- Signed Illustrated Hardcover — $42.95. Carries full-color illustrations drawn by Forrest himself, printed throughout. They appear in no other format. The edition to keep, or to give.
Due to high demand, please allow up to 15 days for a signed copy to ship. Bulk orders for treatment centers, recovery programs, schools, and units can be arranged — get in touch.
Before you begin
Angel Blue deals directly with child sexual abuse, exploitation, addiction, and suicidal ideation. It is written with care and purpose, not for shock — but read it when you are ready, and be gentle with yourself while you do. Our resources page lists survivor, recovery, and crisis support organizations.
More on About the Book and About Forrest.