This book hit me right where I needed it. I’ve been carrying so much hurt from my childhood, and Dylan’s story made me feel like I wasn’t alone. He doesn’t sugarcoat anything. He just tells it like it is. It gave me the courage to start forgiving people I never thought I could forgive.
Marcus T.
I picked this up thinking it was just another memoir, but it’s so much more. The spiritual warfare stuff really opened my eyes. I never understood why certain people kept attacking me for no reason. Dylan explains it in a way that finally makes sense. I’ve been recommending it to everyone I know.
Stephanie R.
The business part of this book shocked me. I had no idea how corrupt the system could be. Reading about what Dylan went through with those attorneys and tax buyers made me angry, but it also made me want to fight harder for what’s mine. His persistence is inspiring.
David K.
I don’t read a lot of memoirs, but this one grabbed me from the first page. Dylan’s voice is so raw and honest. It felt like he was sitting right there talking to me. The stuff about generational trauma really hit home. I saw my own family in his story.
Lisa W.
This book made me cry, and then it made me want to get up and fight. The way Dylan writes about his mother and the sacrifices she made really touched me. I saw so much of my own mom in her. It made me appreciate everything she went through for us kids.
James H.
I’ve been struggling with my faith for a while now. This book didn’t give me easy answers, but it gave me something better. It showed me that God is still moving, even when everything looks hopeless. Dylan’s story reminded me that I’m not forgotten.
Patricia S.
What I loved most about this book is how real it is. Dylan doesn’t pretend to have it all figured out. He’s honest about his failures and mistakes. But he never stops moving forward. That gave me hope that I can do the same. A powerful read.