Don't dismiss Adams's call to "embrace your brokenness." It's the first step we all must take to gain a new identity in Christ. Let this book show you how to find a secure and truly successful way to live — both now and forever.

Steve Adams experienced two surrenders: one to the U.S. Marshal in Philadelphia and the other to the Holy Spirit. This book is living proof that ninety days can change a lifetime. Read the actual prison journal he kept while living ninety days of uncertainty but unexpected comradery.

You can feel Steve's gentleness, patience, kindness, and love as you read of his journey. I can relate because I am an ex-con myself. Steve helped me to reconcile to myself, to my identity, and to my gracious Creator. He is a light on a hill, providing hope.

Steve Adams and I share a similar road — federal indictment, the wreckage of a life built on the wrong foundation, and the unexpected grace that meets you behind bars. I have walked this journey. This book is honest, raw, and deeply redemptive. Every person who has ever worn handcuffs — or loved someone who has — needs to read it.

After twenty-eight years in the FBI, I have seen the full weight of consequence that follows a man through the justice system. What I rarely saw was a story like Steve Adams's — one that doesn't just survive incarceration but is genuinely transformed by it. This is the kind of memoir that reminds you what real surrender looks like. It matters.

I spent eight and a half years in federal prison after my world collapsed — and like Steve Adams, I discovered that surrender wasn't the end of my story. It was where the real story began. Steve's journey of brokenness, incarceration, and healing in Christ mirrors what so many of us have lived. This book needed to be written. It will change lives.