Long Way Home Audiobook (Free)

From the scion of Hollywood royalty–son of Michael Douglas, grandson of Kirk Douglas–a moving, often shocking, ultimately inspiring memoir detailing his battle to regain his dignity, humanity, and place in society after many years of drug abuse and almost eight years in jail.

Cameron Douglas is born into wealth, privilege, and comfort and ease. His parents are glamorous jet-setters, his father a superstar, his mother a lovely socialite, his grandfather a star. On the surface, his life seems about GOOD WAY Home golden. But by the age of thirty, he offers taken a hellish dive: he’s become a drug addict, a thief, and–after a DEA medication bust–a convicted medication seller sentenced to five years in jail, with another five years put into his sentence while incarcerated. Ultimately he’ll spend two years in solitary, where he manages, non-etheless, to carry fast towards the brutal ethos of prison success . until: he starts to invert his savage transformation, to comprehend the emotional turmoil that has tormented him for years, and also to prepare for what is going to be a profoundly challenging, but eventually deeply satisfying and effective, reentry into society at large.

Sparing no-one in his sphere–least of all himself–Cameron Douglas gives us a raw and unstintingly honest recounting of his harrowing, remarkable, and, in the long run, inspiring life tale.