Ken Hall enjoyed his status as a star athlete in his high school and had ambitious plans for his future, but his life was soon to take an unexpected turn. Or two. Or three. And nothing in his sheltered suburban upbringing had prepared him to face adversity. Sync'd to the soundtrack of the decadent '70s, One Man Alone tells how Ken smoked marijuana, dabbled with alternative realities and obsessed about the meaning of life while struggling to please his parents and complete his college degree at Georgia Tech. Time after time, Ken seems to get his life on track, only to make another disastrous decision and find himself losing his sense of purpose. But Ken meets an unexpected ally, and slowly begins to see not only new reasons for living, but new ways to organize his chaotic life. He does more than survive-he thrives. Does this memoir reveal the triumph of one man's will over delusion and self-destructive behavior? Or is it testimony to a living and personal God who fills the world with the glory of his Spirit, love and presence one heart at a time? Whatever you believe, get ready for a story full of challenges and surprises. Ken Hall's extraordinarily honest memoir One Man Alone: The Calvary Road Less Traveled is bound to make you laugh, squirm in your seat and think.