His life changed instantly when he won $5.4 million in the Maine Megabucks lottery. But what happened next was a fall into lies, drug abuse, and legal battles. He gave most of his winnings to his newfound brother and fiancée under the guise of trust because he was an alcoholic and had a troubled past. The memoir is an honest account of how the author got back on track after hitting rock bottom, facing their inner demons, and finding their purpose in life. John J. Morton's journey isn't about getting rich; it's about surviving, getting better, and the high price of trusting the wrong person. It is a story that teaches us a lesson by being brutally honest.