Deuce (Paperback)

Anthony Batts, II

ISBN 13: 9798276860657

Published by Independently Published, 2025

About this Item

Paperback. Growth is rarely born from comfort.Deuce: A second chance at life; Red edition is an African American literary fiction novel exploring the quiet, powerful ways environment, trauma, and circumstance shape identity. Through the lens of a Black male protagonist, this story follows a young life altered by an unexpected, life-changing accident that forces reflection, confrontation, and transformation.As childhood depression, self-confidence struggles, and self-consciousness linger beneath the surface, the protagonist must learn how to navigate emotional pain, social isolation, and the long road toward self-acceptance. A character-driven, coming-of-age journey unfolds, marked not by spectacle, but by emotional honesty and psychological depth.Blending Black literary realism with introspective storytelling, this novel offers an authentic portrait of resilience, healing, and the slow discovery of purpose. It speaks directly to readers who value own-voices Black fiction, stories of emotional growth, and narratives that honor the complexity of mental health without reducing it.This is a novel for readers searching for contemporary Black literature that reflects real experiences-where adversity does not define destiny, and growth becomes an act of reclaiming life itself This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Seller Inventory # 9798276860657

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Deuce (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798276860657
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

About this title

Synopsis

Growth is rarely born from comfort.
Deuce: A second chance at life; Red edition is an African American literary fiction novel exploring the quiet, powerful ways environment, trauma, and circumstance shape identity. Through the lens of a Black male protagonist, this story follows a young life altered by an unexpected, life-changing accident that forces reflection, confrontation, and transformation.
As childhood depression, self-confidence struggles, and self-consciousness linger beneath the surface, the protagonist must learn how to navigate emotional pain, social isolation, and the long road toward self-acceptance. A character-driven, coming-of-age journey unfolds, marked not by spectacle, but by emotional honesty and psychological depth.
Blending Black literary realism with introspective storytelling, this novel offers an authentic portrait of resilience, healing, and the slow discovery of purpose. It speaks directly to readers who value own-voices Black fiction, stories of emotional growth, and narratives that honor the complexity of mental health without reducing it.
This is a novel for readers searching for contemporary Black literature that reflects real experiences—where adversity does not define destiny, and growth becomes an act of reclaiming life itself