ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Chasing Control is officially out in the world.
I wrote this book for my children. But as early readers have begun sharing what they saw in its pages—addiction, recovery, grief, faith, fear, family, honesty and hope—I know the story will impact far more people than I ever imagined.
This is a short, personal launch-week episode about what this moment means, some of the early reactions that have stopped me in my tracks, and how you can help this story reach the people who may need it.
LAUNCH WEEK SPECIAL: The Chasing Control Kindle edition is just $0.99 during launch week. If you’ve been thinking about reading it, this is the week to jump in.
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If you want to help carry this work forward:
• Buy the ebook during launch week — even if you’re also grabbing the paperback or hardcover.
• Read it and leave an honest rating and review on Amazon. Early reviews make an enormous difference for an independently published book. Follow this link to leave a review on your book order.
• Share it with someone. If a person came to mind while you were listening, send them the book or this episode.
This is bigger to me than selling copies of a book. Chasing Control is one part of a body of work about what happens when ordinary people stop hiding, face what is true, and discover what they are capable of walking through.
And I’m not finished.
One of the next goals is producing the author-narrated audiobook of Chasing Control. If you believe in this work and want to help build what comes next, you can become a sustaining member of More Than Capable on Patreon.
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Thank you to every person who has walked beside my family, read an early copy, sent a message, shared the work, prayed for us, challenged me, or simply stayed close.
My daughter’s life mattered. What my family has walked through matters. And if telling the truth about it helps someone else feel less alone—or gives them the courage to face something they’ve been avoiding—then this work is doing exactly what I hope it will do.
Chasing Control: From Bottle to Death to Life
by Kyle Layne
