Fathers, Brothers, and Sons: Surviving Anguish, Abandonment, and Anthrax Free Audiobook Download by Joel Mciver,Frank Bello

Fathers, Brothers, and Sons is an intense memoir about a father’s struggle to raise three sons after experiencing the loss of his wife. Frank Bello recounts how he and his family coped with being abandoned by his mother, giving up custody of his kids, and the threat of anthrax. The author’s writing is raw and captivating, making it difficult to put down.

In this autobiography, author Joel Mciver Frank Bello shares his experiences of abandonment and later losing his father to the 9/11 attacks. In the audiobook, narrated by Frank Bello, he talks about how he overcame these tragedies and became a successful businessman who focuses on taking care of others.

Although the author, Joel Mciver Frank Bello, is not a clinical psychologist or psychiatrist, he does have an extensive background in the mental health field including two decades practicing in a psychiatric hospital. This experience makes him uniquely qualified to write this book on his personal story of loss and recovery. After spending ten years with his alcoholism-stricken father who was physically abusive towards both himself and his wife, Bello's life changed forever when his father passed away suddenly from heart failure. Bello's mother became increasingly depressed without her husband to help care for her and turned angry at him for trying to make things work. The only available choice for Bello was to move back home with his stepfather after graduating college. Although there was no contact

In Fathers, Brothers, and Sons, Joel Mciver Frank Bello shares his unique story of abandonment and family drama. The main character’s father abandoned the family when he was only young and has never been seen since. His mother died shortly after childbirth, leaving him with his two older brothers to raise him. He also inherited a terminal illness that not even modern medicine could help him out with.

Fathers, Brothers, and Sons had an average rating of 4.7 stars on Audible, but it is not the type of book that would appeal to everyone. It centers around the story of Frank Bello's abandonment by his father and brother in a time when anthrax was striking New York City in the early '90s. The audiobook tells Frank's story as he tries to make sense of his past by exploring different avenues including therapy and becoming a writer.

Fathers, Brothers, and Sons: Surviving Anguish, Abandonment, and Anthrax is a memoir by Joel Mciver Frank Bello. It is the story of his experiences as a son of anthrax-infected parents who were placed in quarantine due to the deadly 2001 anthrax attacks. The book was published by Atria Books in October 2016.