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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Violence can echo through generations. In Chains of Brutality, that echo becomes the defining force shaping a family across two centuries of American life. A true story that begins when one man returns from war, carrying wounds he cannot name, his pain slowly hardens into a legacy of rage and violence that each generation inherits like an unwanted heirloom.As the story moves from early frontier settlements to the industrial towns of the Midwest, the family's descendants grow up in a world where toughness is mistaken for strength, and pain is passed down like property. Fathers teach sons to fight before they teach them to speak. Homes become battlegrounds. Love becomes conditional. Violence becomes the language no one can forget.Yet the chain is not unbreakable.In the mid-20th century, one man, shaped by cruelty, loss, and the long shadow of a murder that was never answered for, stands at a crossroads. Everything in his blood tells him to continue the cycle. Everything in his heart tells him to end it. Through faith, stubborn hope, and a fierce refusal to become what shaped him, he chooses a different path. His choice becomes the hinge on which his family's future turns.Chains of Brutality is a sweeping, atmospheric exploration of inherited trauma and the quiet heroism required to stop it. It follows a family forged in hardship, scarred by violence, and ultimately transformed by the courage of one man who decides that the past will not dictate the future.It is the story of a lineage that survived wars, inherited violence, and itself. It's about the moments that finally broke the chain. When a modern-day author traces his family's brutal past, from men of violence to depression era bootleggers, he discovers the hidden forces that forged his father and shaped his own identity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Violence can echo through generations. In Chains of Brutality, that echo becomes the defining force shaping a family across two centuries of American life. A true story that begins when one man returns from war, carrying wounds he cannot name, his pain slowly hardens into a legacy of rage and violence that each generation inherits like an unwanted heirloom.As the story moves from early frontier settlements to the industrial towns of the Midwest, the family's descendants grow up in a world where toughness is mistaken for strength, and pain is passed down like property. Fathers teach sons to fight before they teach them to speak. Homes become battlegrounds. Love becomes conditional. Violence becomes the language no one can forget.Yet the chain is not unbreakable.In the mid-20th century, one man, shaped by cruelty, loss, and the long shadow of a murder that was never answered for, stands at a crossroads. Everything in his blood tells him to continue the cycle. Everything in his heart tells him to end it. Through faith, stubborn hope, and a fierce refusal to become what shaped him, he chooses a different path. His choice becomes the hinge on which his family's future turns.Chains of Brutality is a sweeping, atmospheric exploration of inherited trauma and the quiet heroism required to stop it. It follows a family forged in hardship, scarred by violence, and ultimately transformed by the courage of one man who decides that the past will not dictate the future.It is the story of a lineage that survived wars, inherited violence, and itself. It's about the moments that finally broke the chain. When a modern-day author traces his family's brutal past, from men of violence to depression era bootleggers, he discovers the hidden forces that forged his father and shaped his own identity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Violence can echo through generations. In Chains of Brutality, that echo becomes the defining force shaping a family across two centuries of American life. A true story that begins when one man returns from war, carrying wounds he cannot name, his pain slowly hardens into a legacy of rage and violence that each generation inherits like an unwanted heirloom.As the story moves from early frontier settlements to the industrial towns of the Midwest, the family's descendants grow up in a world where toughness is mistaken for strength, and pain is passed down like property. Fathers teach sons to fight before they teach them to speak. Homes become battlegrounds. Love becomes conditional. Violence becomes the language no one can forget.Yet the chain is not unbreakable.In the mid-20th century, one man, shaped by cruelty, loss, and the long shadow of a murder that was never answered for, stands at a crossroads. Everything in his blood tells him to continue the cycle. Everything in his heart tells him to end it. Through faith, stubborn hope, and a fierce refusal to become what shaped him, he chooses a different path. His choice becomes the hinge on which his family's future turns.Chains of Brutality is a sweeping, atmospheric exploration of inherited trauma and the quiet heroism required to stop it. It follows a family forged in hardship, scarred by violence, and ultimately transformed by the courage of one man who decides that the past will not dictate the future.It is the story of a lineage that survived wars, inherited violence, and itself. It's about the moments that finally broke the chain. When a modern-day author traces his family's brutal past, from men of violence to depression era bootleggers, he discovers the hidden forces that forged his father and shaped his own identity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Violence can echo through generations. In Chains of Brutality, that echo becomes the defining force shaping a family across two centuries of American life. A true story that begins when one man returns from war, carrying wounds he cannot name, his pain slowly hardens into a legacy of rage and violence that each generation inherits like an unwanted heirloom.As the story moves from early frontier settlements to the industrial towns of the Midwest, the family's descendants grow up in a world where toughness is mistaken for strength, and pain is passed down like property. Fathers teach sons to fight before they teach them to speak. Homes become battlegrounds. Love becomes conditional. Violence becomes the language no one can forget.Yet the chain is not unbreakable.In the mid¿20th century, one man, shaped by cruelty, loss, and the long shadow of a murder that was never answered for, stands at a crossroads. Everything in his blood tells him to continue the cycle. Everything in his heart tells him to end it. Through faith, stubborn hope, and a fierce refusal to become what shaped him, he chooses a different path. His choice becomes the hinge on which his family's future turns.Chains of Brutality is a sweeping, atmospheric exploration of inherited trauma and the quiet heroism required to stop it. It follows a family forged in hardship, scarred by violence, and ultimately transformed by the courage of one man who decides that the past will not dictate the future.It is the story of a lineage that survived wars, inherited violence, and itself. It's about the moments that finally broke the chain.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Chains of Brutality | Harry H. Reed | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Spiritual reckoning/ Religious Trauma | EAN 9798905047282 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.