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by Danny Suster (Author)
Danny, like the mongoose, is clever, quick, and determined. He takes us into a world shaped by hardship and resilience, where moments of danger and doubt collide with flashes of joy and discovery. With unflinching raw honesty and sharp wit, his life traces a path through the struggles of identity, belonging, and transformation.
More than a personal story, it is a testament to the human spirit's ability to adapt and endure.
Against all odds, he finds certainty when fathering a loving family.
This book reminds us that the meaning of life is right in front of us. It's about love, family, faith, and the human condition.
Josh Z. wrote, "It's a wakeup call that even in the face of adversity, we can find meaning, purpose, and beauty in life."
Shery B. wrote, " This book is wonderful on so many levels: it's about dysfunctional upbringing, crime and punishment, great success and even greater defeat and mostly the lengths one man may go for love! Excellent page turner."
Shahar B. wrote, "His life's weaving is a telling tale every millenial with a base level of comfort needs to hear. What risks and life changing choices we have not taken as a collective lest we lose our quality of life as Mr.Suster took to one day make himself a family man. What does society lose from our flight to comfort? What stories will we tell about how we upended our life?"
Ari P. wrote, "I couldn't put the book down once I started. I am not an avid reader but the fast action and easy to relate to drama was superb. It really brought some similar sentiments in my life. I thoroughly enjoyed it from cover to cover.
Natalie A/B. wrote, "I couldn't put the book down. The pace was great. Danny describing what he went through growing up and how he felt is relatable for many and helps you understand the choices he made in life. His perseverance, his growth, and his love for family is truly admirable. You can see this through everything, he never wavered from his values. Family, love, and standing up for others. I highly recommend this book.
