Twice Adopted

Michael Reagan's memoir details his early life as the adopted son of Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman, including emotional and physical hardships, learning struggles, and abuse.

He describes the long-term effects of those wounds and the destructive patterns they produced in adulthood.

The book also narrates his encounter with faith and how he experienced spiritual healing and a sense of being 'twice adopted' by God. Reagan intends his story to offer hope and help to others who have endured similar pain.

The memoir blends candid personal testimony with reflections on forgiveness and redemption.