The Boy in the Yellow House - by Ray Sanders (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Based on a real-life story of heartbreak, horror, and hope, The Boy in the Yellow House is a gripping novel of survival, resilience, and redemption.

Kyle Sanderson grows up in a small yellow house, where love and fear collide under the shadow of his father's life-threatening violent outbursts. Forced to protect his mother and brother, Kyle learns to navigate a world where chaos is the norm and escape feels impossible.

As he moves from the windswept prairies of Oklahoma to the halls of power in Washington, D.C., Kyle's journey is one of struggle, trauma, and self-discovery. During the exciting highs and devastating lows of his adventure, he encounters friends, mentors, and moments of grace that challenge him to break free from his past and embrace his future as he discovers the life he was destined to lead.

A raw and unflinching look at the real world of teen pregnancy, addiction, and domestic abuse, The Boy in the Yellow House is a story of love, adventure, and second chances. Ultimately, it is about the power of forgiveness - and finding the courage to overcome the past that seeks to define you and hold you back.