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Preview Relief Is Coming before you order.

A look inside Relief Is Coming: Reflections from the Desert of Addiction.

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Why Preview It

You should know what kind of book this is before placing it in someone’s hands.

Relief Is Coming is raw, honest, spiritual, and practical. It is not a polished speech, a clinical manual, or a motivational performance.

Preview pages are helpful for:

  • Readers deciding whether the book fits where they are.
  • Sponsors considering it for sponsees or step-work support.
  • Treatment centers reviewing it before ordering for clients.
  • Sober living homes considering group or resident use.
  • Media, podcasts, and recovery organizations reviewing the book.
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This preview includes selected sample pages from the workbook along with a simple overview for readers, treatment centers, sober living homes, recovery programs, media contacts, and bulk-order reviewers.

What You’ll See

A preview of the voice, rhythm, and purpose of the workbook.

The sample pages help someone feel the difference between a book that talks about recovery and a workbook that asks them to participate in it.

  • Short recovery reflections written from lived experience.
  • Practical questions that invite honesty instead of performance.
  • Daily action language that keeps the work simple and direct.
  • Spiritual encouragement without pretending the process is easy.
  • A tone that speaks to the person who is hurting, newly sober, or trying again.

Inside the Workbook

Built for reflection, honesty, and the next right step.

1

Reflection

Raw, honest recovery reflections for the person still in the beginning.

2

Writing

Space to answer direct questions, slow down, and tell the truth.

3

Action

Simple daily action steps that help the reader keep walking.

For Programs

Review the book before ordering for clients or residents.

Treatment centers, sober living homes, peer support programs, churches, and recovery ministries may request sample pages before placing a bulk order.

The goal is to make sure the tone, language, and use of the workbook fit your setting before you bring it into your program.

Programs may want to review:

  • The tone and language used with readers.
  • The structure of reflection pages and writing prompts.
  • How the workbook may fit with existing programming.
  • Whether it is best used individually, in groups, or as a discharge resource.
  • Bulk order options for 10 or more copies.

Connected Tools

The book also connects to online recovery worksheets.

Relief Is Coming includes QR-connected online tools for Step 4, Step 6, Step 8, and related recovery reflection work.

These tools are designed to be simple, mobile-friendly, printable, and easy to use when someone is emotionally raw.

Request Sample Pages

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Use this form to request sample pages, ask about the workbook, or review it for a treatment center, sober living home, recovery group, podcast, or media opportunity.

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Next Step

Read the sample. Then decide who this book may help.

Relief Is Coming was written for the person who is tired, hurting, newly sober, trying again, or wondering if real change is still possible.

Preview the voice. Share it carefully. Put it in the hands of someone who needs honest hope.

Disclaimer: This book and these online resources are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Narcotics Anonymous World Services, or any Twelve Step fellowship. This book and these resources are not a replacement for medical care, clinical treatment, therapy, detox, sponsorship, crisis support, or emergency services. If you are in immediate danger, experiencing a medical emergency, or considering harming yourself or someone else, call emergency services or a crisis line right away.