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Overview

"People always warned you about men with tempers, but nobody ever talked about the pain that built the fire."

Phoenix Brooks - known on the streets of Newark as "Fire" - has spent his whole life using anger as armor. Raised by a mother who survived his father's rage and a father who taught him that tears make you weak, Phoenix learned to fight before he ever learned to feel. His temper earns him respect, fear, and distance - but it's slowly burning down the one thing he actually wants: real love.

When his girlfriend Nia refuses to keep absorbing his explosions, a mentor forces him to confront his pride, and his own father shows back up asking for grace he never gave - Phoenix is forced to face the question he's spent thirty-two years avoiding: Where did all this anger really come from?

Inside this raw, emotionally honest novel, you'll experience:

  • A gritty, authentic portrait of Black masculinity, vulnerability, and emotional survival
  • The devastating ripple effects of generational trauma and fatherlessness
  • A realistic, respectful look at therapy and mental health in the urban community
  • Newark, New Jersey brought to life - barbershops, hospitals, youth centers, and home
  • A raw journey from destruction to accountability, and from survival to real fatherhood

Perfect for readers who love:

  • Gritty urban fiction with real emotional depth
  • Stories about Black men, healing, and breaking generational cycles
  • Narratives that tackle trauma, therapy, and toxic masculinity head-on

Some men burn. Some rise from the ashes. This is the story of a man who finally decides the fire stops with him.

This item is Non-Returnable

Details

  • ISBN-13: 9798186876816
  • ISBN-10: 9798186876816
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: July 2026
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.53 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.7 pounds
  • Page Count: 234

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