Sons of the Streets

<p><strong>In the shadows of the inner city where survival is currency and trust is a liability one boy runs from a broken home-only to fall into a darker trap.</strong></p><p>Seventeen-year-old <strong>Micah Carter</strong> never planned to disappear. But after years of enduring his father's rage poverty and silence behind closed doors he chooses escape over obedience. What begins as a desperate flight becomes a descent into the unforgiving world of <strong>street life</strong> where every face hides a motive and every night could be his last.</p><p>As Micah navigates gangs stolen moments of safety and the harsh code of the streets he sheds one identity and adopts another-tough guarded and broken in ways he can't yet understand. He learns to survive but not to heal. <strong>Trauma festers. Anger builds. The cycle of abuse continues</strong> now in his own choices.</p><p>Years later Micah is a man with blood on his hands and a future on the edge. When he's offered <strong>a second chance</strong>-a way out through honest work and fragile new love-he's forced to confront the past he tried to bury. But redemption doesn't come easy and neither does <strong>forgiveness</strong> especially when the face in the mirror starts to look more and more like his father's.</p><p><strong>Sons of the Streets</strong> is a raw emotionally charged <strong>coming-of-age</strong> novel that explores the deep scars of childhood violence the complexity of moral choices and the aching search for identity in a world that never gave you a name. It's about <strong>troubled youth</strong> absent mothers and the demons we inherit-but also about the quiet stubborn hope that somewhere someone is strong enough to break the cycle.</p><p>If you've ever wondered how far a soul can fall-and whether it can rise again-this story is for you.</p>