Abused. Used. Broken. Spat Out. This is not an inspiration story. >Named by his abuser in the newspapers. Dragged through poverty, endless moves, and Maggie Thatcher's Scotland. Groomed and raped as a boy by Graham Hammond at the Salvation Army in Easterhouse. Pulled into the drug world before he was even sixteen - cocaine, crack, hash, dealing, running, surviving. He built a life anyway. Became a father. Held down a call-centre job running multi-million-pound projects while his body was already on fire. Then the reckoning came: the childhood trauma finally broke him. Chronic pain. Bed-bound. Pills counted out in the dark. School runs he can't always make. This is the complete memoir - both books in one unfiltered volume. Written in fragments from the car and the bed, exactly as they happened. No tidy ending. No neat redemption. Just the honest record of a man who carried everything, broke, and still chose to stay for his sons. Because the damage stops with him. That's the legacy.
AmazonPages: 90, Paperback, Independently published
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