Twice Adopted

Michael Reagan has opened his life and the horrendous experiences he endured enroute to adulthood, respect and prominence. His was a tragic "journey." Yet every painful moment was a catalyst for his ultimate discovery; that is, the power of love. Well written. Inspirational.

Great heart wrenching story of the pain and trials Michael faced growing with the shame of molestation hanging over his head and weighing down his heart. Great story of redemption and where he found his peace,strength,his ability to forgive and Who changed his life from misery to joy. Don't miss this one.

Twice Adopted is a remarkable book on many levels. First, it deals with the issue of adoption, then with the traumatic issue of child-molestation, with being the son of well-known parents, with being an angry young man, with finding redemptive love and finally with the liberation of confession. In telling his story, Michael Reagan addresses topics all of us deal with in some way, at some time. By telling it from a child's perspective, he takes each reader back into his or her own childhood as we relate to what he must have felt. In the process, he challenges us to think more profoundly about how we influence the children with whose care we have been entrusted. Best of all, he leaves us with the gift of hope. No matter what we have experienced, regardless of mistakes we might have made - if we are still breathing God has not given up on us yet. Read this book and let it change the way you look at your past, live with your present and take hold of at your future.

I enjoyed the book. It was a book I can finally relate to since I have also walked in Michael's shoes in alot of the things that he had in his life. I recommend the book to anyone who is an adopted child to read this or who has been molested or wants to keep your children safe its the book for you.. Mr Reagan you did a job well done.. Thankyou for doing so...

I picked up this book in the bookstore today and read halfway through it while I stood there. I was so touched by Michael's story, for I could relate to so many of the emotions he felt as a child. I also appreciate the fact that he made positive suggestions about ways to help children who have faced the same sensitive issues that he has faced. The book is well written, and I higly recommend it to hurting people, as a means of better understanding, that they are not alone and to others who need to know how to commiserate with people about issues, that they have never faced.