Michael Vick Finally Free: An Autobiography

Finally Free: An Autobiography/Foreword by Tony Dungy - One of the NFL's most talented and polarizing athletes tells the story of his rise to stardom, his headline-making fall from grace, how he found redemption and forgiveness from the most unlikely people, and his fairy tale-like 2010 season with the Philadelphia Eagles.

One of the most talented and polarizing athletes of our generation, Michael Vick's rags-to-riches, ridicule-to-redemption story has captured news headlines across the nation. Finally Free chronicles his years growing up in a poverty-stricken neighborhood, his success on the field and his rise to stardom in the NFL. The book also details how a gifted athlete spiraled out of control under the glare of money and fame-and the brokenness that brought his redemption. In his own words, here are the behind-the-scenes details of his wrong decisions, his fall from the spotlight, his search for forgiveness, and the unexpected, life-altering grace he received on the way to a fairy tale season with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2010.



Author Bio
Michael Vick is the quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles. The 2010 season was the most prolific of his career, earning him a start in the Pro Bowl and cementing his comeback in football. Prior to joining the the Eagles, Michael played for the Atlanta Falcons (from 2001-2006), the team that originally chose him first overall in the 2001 NFL draft.

Charles Chandler is an award-winning sportswriter and former Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee member who covered the Carolina Panthers and the NFL for the Charlotte Observer. He also worked for the National Sports Daily and has two Pulitzer Prize nominations to his credit.

Brett Honeycutt is managing editor of Sports Spectrum, an award-winning magazine, and a former staff writer for the Charlotte Observer.

Author: Michael Vick
Publisher: Worthy Publishing
Published Date:
ISBN-10: 1617950696
ISBN-13: 9781617950698
Format: Jacketed Hardcover
Trim Size: 6 x 9 (inches)
Page Count: 304