Foreword

Omar isn't having it easy in life, actually he never has. Born from two struggling immigrant parents it's fair to say for him nothing is fair. And 1980s New York certainly isn't giving. And that cursed phone call which spins his newly forming world counterclockwise on it's axis.

Carter has spent most of his life paying for the sins of others, and that heart wrenching promise won't be the only thing holding him back.

Leo feels his guilt is a living thing and he knows it has been there ever since he watched his brother fall to his death. Finding redemption within himself was difficult enough, now he has to balance a resentful father.