Drug addiction is an insidious disease that causes a host of other problems, including physical and mental deterioration, loss of family and employment, and an overwhelming potential to turn to a life of crime to support the habit of abuse. Meet Joseph B. Harris, a man who has lived this nightmare as he repeatedly struggled to escape critical confusion.
Embarking on life of crime at just six years old, he later developed an addiction to intravenous heroin, which trapped him in a vicious circle of drug abuse, crime, and incarceration. He offers no excuses for his behavior as he explains his thoughts during years of drugging, drinking, and criminal act after criminal act, but he does offer psychological insight into the mind of drug-addicted people, and criminally minded juvenile delinquents. He does not judge but offers knowledge, support, and advice from one who has experienced these things firsthand and who may just hold the solution to the problem of stopping drug addiction before it starts or escaping if you are being held in bondage by drugs.