The Pain of Vengeance

Fight or Flight? A Father’s Dilemma Malik Coleman decided to take matters into his own hands and fight the system he had sworn to uphold by kidnapping his own children. After a wild dash for freedom, the frustrated and unsuspecting father is assisted by members of Hekalu, an underground organization designed to aid fathers in stealing their children and led by the beautiful yet deadly Akila Nantambu.Join Coleman as he fights to prove he is a good father and pursues a once loving father turned maniacal, vengeful killer who seeks to topple the justice system, which he blames for the death of his daughter.What would you do if your children were legally kidnapped and you were forced into visitor status in their lives? Millions of fathers wonder if they should walk away from their children or stand and fight a Family Court system that minimizes their existence, using parents as foot soldiers and children as hostages, in a battle that destroys families and pushes children toward juvenile delinquency. The common denominator of all the negative behavior children participate in is fatherlessness. The Pain of Vengeance will make you re-examine your views of fatherhood, a father’s love for his children and the continuing injustices fathers face daily in America’s Family Courts. Laugh! Cry! Get angry and do something. “A novel by a talented writer realistically depicts the pain and desperation too many fathers feel as they confront what often becomes the nightmare scenario of Family Court. Recommended reading for lawyers, judges, mental health professionals, and others seeking to understand the mind-set of fathers driven to perform unthinkable acts because they see them as the only way out of an intolerable situation” Sanford L. Braver, Ph.D Professor of Psychology and Principle Investigator, Preventive Intervention Center, author Divorced Dads: Destoring the Myths. Read more