Malachi Gibson Boeken

This story expresses how our society wears many masks of friendly makeup, but we feel the effects of its dark side. In the midst of good but false intentions breed the core of bad men. They have replaced their humanity with greed and an immoral mentality that feeds on a false sense of power and no respect for humanity. Even so, the light of justice and compassion can penetrate the darkness and transform the most worthy of the corrupted men into redeemed souls of truth and justice. Because just as the darkness of destruction exists, so do heavenly miracles.

The narrative explores Johnny Johnson's struggle with an inherent rebelliousness that persists despite the love and support from his family. Throughout his childhood, he grapples with an inner force that drives him to defy expectations and resist conformity, even against his own conscience. This tension between familial affection and personal rebellion shapes his journey, highlighting the complexities of identity and the challenges of growing up.

Since John "Johnny" Johnson's early childhood, he was plagued by an inner force that was determined to be rebellious. Although he was loved and nurtured by his parents and loved by his siblings and other family members, he could not bring himself to be obedient, not even to his own conscience. His teen years began the era of alcohol indulgence and petty larceny. He decided that a life without rules was what he wanted, so he ran away from home. Soon his life became more complicated. He was arrested and sent to a reform school for boys. A life of crime resulted in several arrests and convictions. His family was still there for him. After being paroled from his last incarceration, his siblings helped him to start a business, which included counseling for teens and anyone else that was seeking help to better their lives. In the process of shaping his life as well as others, he met his wife, Ja'Nae, and they started a family. What seemed like a doomed life had become a productive and prosperous one.