My Father's Son

Growing up in a volatile Brooklyn neighborhood, John Davis faced a childhood marked by fear and violence, primarily due to his father's abusive behavior. Roberto, an Argentinean butcher and drug dealer, created an environment filled with chaos, where every moment was fraught with danger. As John navigated his tumultuous upbringing, he learned to fight back against his father's tyranny. This memoir explores themes of fear, survival, and the quest for identity, revealing shocking truths about family secrets and personal resilience.