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Redo: Book Two: Path of Change
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 25 2026
Pages: 96
Weight: 0.31
Height: 0.20 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
What if you could live your life again-and this time, choose a different weapon?
Alger Martinez was once a boy forged in silence and rage. In another life, he answered violence with violence. But not this time. Now, Alger walks a different path-one shaped by empathy, mentorship, and the stubborn hope that change is still possible.
Set in the same world as Patriarchy Kills, Redo reimagines Alger's journey-not as a killer, but as a guide. As he builds a life rooted in healing, he crosses paths with Caleb Puckett, the angry and disillusioned son of a man Alger once destroyed in another timeline. Their relationship becomes a test of everything Alger believes: Can you stop the cycle? Can you interrupt a future before it begins?
Told with searing honesty and quiet grace, Redo is a story of generational pain, fragile masculinity, and what it really takes to unlearn hate. It's not about saving the world with fire-but about refusing to pass the torch of destruction.
You don't have to read Patriarchy Kills to enter Redo-but you may never see it the same way again if you do.
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