by Nick Carter
First published 2013
Nick Carter pulls back the curtain on his life as a Backstreet Boy, starting with his entry into international stardom at just twelve years old. He reveals the toll of growing up in a troubled household while navigating the intense pressures of the music industry. Carter discusses his battles with substance abuse and the health problems that followed. He shares the devastating impact of losing his younger sister and how grief shaped his perspective. Throughout his story, Carter weaves in practical guidance drawn from his experiences. He addresses how readers can work through their own challenges, whether dealing with family problems, addiction, or loss. The book combines raw personal storytelling with actionable advice for overcoming life's difficulties.
Genres: addiction, autobiography, biography-memoir, music
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: overcoming-adversity, personal-journey
256 pages · Hardcover · Ghost Mountain Books
Content warnings: addiction, mental-illness