UNBREAKABLE CHAINS

<p><strong>What If You Only Saw The World In Numbers.</strong></p><p>In a world that only sees her differences fourteen-year-old Tameka Chains possesses</p><p>an extraordinary gift: she sees the world in numbers. Every object every distance</p><p>every dimension from the height of a skyscraper to the span between the moon and</p><p>Earth measurements unfold in her mind with breathtaking precision. But in the</p><p>1960s South her unparalleled mathematical genius was completely misunderstood</p><p>branded as madness by a society blind to her brilliance.</p><p>Shielded by her father Melvin Tameka learns the power of morals courage and the</p><p>unbreakable strength of her family heritage. Yet tragedy strikes when her mother</p><p>dies and her father is brutally lynched by the Ku Klux Klan leaving Tameka and her</p><p>young brother to survive the unforgiving streets. Forced into grueling jobs</p><p>panhandling and nearly selling her body to provide for them Tameka's spirit</p><p>remains unyielding. Determined to rise above she seizes a chance at a whites-only</p><p>restaurant where Johnny Grazano the owner's son sees her potential and risks</p><p>everything to enroll her in a gifted school in California.</p><p>There Tameka's genius dazzles physicists and scientists struggling to complete an</p><p>advanced AI program. In months she crafts a revolutionary code becoming the</p><p>youngest mathematical prodigy the world has ever known. Hailed as a phenomenon</p><p>she credits Johnny until a shattering truth reveals his role in her father's murder.</p><p>Told in Tameka's raw resilient voice Unbreakable Chains is a gripping tale of</p><p>genius betrayal and the indomitable spirit of a girl who defies a world determined to</p><p>break her. Will her unbreakable chains of courage and heritage triumph over the</p><p>secrets that threaten to destroy her?</p><p>This powerful 1960s Southern narrative will captivate readers with its heart grit and</p><p>a heroine whose brilliance and strength are truly unforgettable.</p>