What to read after Dancing With The Devil?

A wild, disobedient boy leaves his home near Chicago at the age of 14, believing he can do it all, alone. He signs up for Navy service where he finds danger, intrigue, and adventure. And like many other young people, he tries alcohol and drugs. Then Doug tries marriage; he makes more than one attempt at it. But each one goes bad. Then there's the motorcycle gangs and the illicit relationships, but his future remains destined to destruction. He even decides to accept Jesus Christ as His Savior, but somehow his commitment is shallow, leading to more years of trouble.Later in life, through a difficult divorce, Doug loses his children. It's at that point that he's driven to break the law, is convicted, and faces 131⁄2 to 27 years in a federal penitentiary.Finally, Doug renews his commitment to the Lord, leading to a life-changing relationship with Christ. Doug Veer's life purpose and hope is that by exposing his own corrupted life in this book, he can help prevent others from taking the same pathways he did, when he "danced with the devil, on the other side of freedom".