Angel Blue: A Song of Redemption — Signed Paperback
Angel Blue: A Song of Redemption — Signed Paperback
A homeless foster kid finds redemption in Iraq.
A raw, unflinching memoir of survival, loss, and redemption.
Angel Blue: A Song of Redemption is the true story of Forrest Lang — a child lost to the foster care system, exploited, and left for dead by a world that looked the other way.
It begins with a child’s battle against real-life monsters. The kind that fester in the deepest, darkest alleyways of the human mind. We all know they exist. Few dare to speak the truth about them.
From street corners to courtrooms, from addiction to awakening, Forrest pulls no punches. He takes you through the darkness, the rage, the relentless pull of relapse, the suicidal tendencies — and the stubborn, flickering will to live.
A full-time tattoo artist, veteran, and national advocate, Forrest rebuilt his life from nothing. Not once, but many times.
This book isn’t just about survival. It’s about reclaiming your voice.
It ends with your heart racing and your mind turning, needing to know whether this beautiful soul will choose to love life and help himself — or give in to the slow death he’s been using to numb the memories in his mind.
A page-turner until the very last line.
For readers of A Child Called It and The Glass Castle, this memoir is both a warning and a war cry:
✧ You are not alone.
✧ You are not broken.
Who this book is for
- Survivors of childhood sexual abuse and exploitation
- Anyone in recovery from addiction or alcoholism — or loving someone who is
- Adults who grew up in foster care or aged out of the system
- Veterans and service members carrying something they haven’t named yet
- Counselors, advocates, first responders, and clinicians who work with trauma
A note before you read
Angel Blue deals directly with child sexual abuse, exploitation, addiction, and suicidal ideation. It’s written with care and purpose, not for shock — but read it when you’re ready, and be gentle with yourself while you do.
Details
- Format: Paperback — complete, unabridged text
- Illustrations: Text edition. Forrest’s full-color illustrations appear in the Hardcover edition only.
- Pages: 270
- ISBN-13: 9798886277180
- Publisher: Primedia eLaunch LLC (2022)
- Signed by the author — every copy is personally signed by Forrest
- Shipping: Due to high demand, please allow up to 15 days for your signed copy to ship
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