Book Launch, Tin Man by Davey Lloyd

Tin Man: Why I Traded Sex, Drugs & Parties for Sobriety is a raw and brutally honest account of fame, addiction and redemption, featuring the eight-step framework Davey developed to help others find lasting sobriety and a new sense of purpose.

Date: Saturday 24 October
Time: 4-6pm
Location: Bookoccino
FREE EVENT and book signing

From the glittering lights of reality TV to the dark alleys of addiction, Tin Man reveals the unvarnished truth about the dangers of party culture, the pressures of fame and the devastating cost of letting your ego run the show.

After a near-fatal overdose left him fighting for his life, The Bachelorette Australia star Davey Lloyd knew he’d run out of chances. Pulling himself back from the brink of self-destruction, Davey forged his own path to recovery by embracing sobriety, finding purpose and building a life he finally wanted to live.

More than a story of hitting rock bottom, Tin Man is a practical eight-step roadmap for anyone looking to break free from addiction. Complete with guided journal prompts and practical exercises, it invites readers to embark on a transformation of their own.

If you’re searching for a way out of the darkness, this book offers the unflinching honesty and fresh insights you need to find your heart again.

Davey’s book will make so many people feel seen, understood and less alone. ~ Tara Pavlovic, TV Personality 

About the Author

Davey Lloyd is a sobriety advocate from Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Known to many for his appearances on The Bachelorette Australia and Bachelor in Paradise Australia, Davey spent years chasing his next high through drugs, alcohol, sex and fame. But behind the confident, larger-than-life persona was a growing battle with addiction that nearly cost him everything.

In 2023, Davey’s self-destructive habits culminated in a near-fatal overdose that forced him to confront his demons. Today, he’s proudly sober, runs a successful business and is dedicated to guiding others on their road to recovery.

By sharing his story on media outlets and podcasts including News.com.au, Mamamia, The Daily Telegraph, Soberly Speaking, Darling Shine and Good Humans, Davey encourages people to face the truth about their addiction and transform their lives.