Ten years. One destroyed manuscript. A lifetime of outrageous, action-packed true stories-finally told.
On his birthday-December 27, 2024-the author did something drastic: he tore up the first manuscript he had worked weeks to write. It wasn't good enough. Not because it lacked effort, but because it didn't feel right. It was too polished, too descriptive, too hesitant. And in those few seconds of destruction, a different story was born-one that had been living in his head and heart all along.
Completely Outrageous (but true) is a bold, fast-paced, and brutally honest autobiographical journey through real-life events that often sound too wild to believe-but they all happened. With a voice that's raw, witty, and refreshingly unfiltered, the author invites you into a world where chaos meets clarity, humor walks hand-in-hand with heartbreak, and every twist and turn carries the fingerprints of truth.
This isn't your typical memoir. There's no long-winded setup or overly dramatic introspection. Instead, you'll get:
Gritty, gripping life stories that leap off the page
Moments of pure madness that make you laugh, gasp, and think
Insights into human resilience and how life's messiest moments often lead to the most meaningful growth
A style that's fun, fast, and easy to read-perfect for anyone craving a wild, real ride through one person's journey
The writing is conversational, like sitting across from an old friend who's telling you stories so crazy, you're not sure whether to laugh, cry, or ask if he's making it all up. (Spoiler: he's not.)
Whether you're a memoir lover, a seeker of truth in chaos, or just someone in need of a good story told well, this book was written for you. It's not only a testament to surviving life's curveballs-but to laughing at them, learning from them, and turning them into something worth sharing.
So here it is. The story the author always wanted to tell-finally told. No fluff. No fear. Just the outrageous truth.
Read it. Enjoy it. Then pass it on-to a friend, a loved one, or even a stranger. That last one would mean the most.
