Back on the Streets — Steven Lytton

Violent and hard hitting, this is the story of a boy becoming a man in a hard world. Born into poverty, on streets where the law of the jungle was the only law that was respected. At thirteen years old he was running errands for a local crime boss. By sixteen he was one of the top bouncers in his city and by the time he reached twenty he was a millionaire, owning clubs, casinos, and a property development company with a substantial portfolio of luxury apartments. In his dog eat dog world it was survival of the fittest. Drugs, street fights, and even murder were not out of bounds. Media coverage, corrupt police and power struggles with the upper echelons of the underworld meant that he had to spend every day of his life looking over his shoulder.