A Minister's Son is a moving nonfiction account of a young man's personal struggle with his strict religious upbringing. It recounts his touching but conflicted relationship with his evangelical father, a minister; his steamy experiences with young women in his father's church; his escapades as a public speaker in both religious and secular settings; and his eventual lapse into addiction. An uplifting memoir spanning the 1960s to the present day, this book will interest anyone who has had a troubled relationship with God, organized religion and/or alcohol.