A Family’s Journey to Justice is a sweeping true story of one American family’s transformation across three centuries. Their journey spans continents and causes—from 18th-century Spain, France, and Haiti to Nantucket’s whaling shores, the South Seas, and the bloody battlefields of the Civil War and World War II. Along the way, this family evolves from lives entangled in exploitation and injustice to becoming passionate patriots and tireless seekers of justice.
This is a story of tragedy and triumph, of wrongs confronted and lives redeemed. Redemption reminds us that while the road to righteousness can be long, its destination is worth every step.
Brett Peruzzi grew up in Quincy, Massachusetts, during the 1960s and 1970s. His poems, fiction, and creative nonfiction have appeared in The Boston Globe, Ovunque Siamo, Exquisite Corpse, Modern Haiku, Toasted Cheese Literary Journal, Boston Poetry Magazine, Amethyst Review, and other publications.
A graduate of Bridgewater State College with a bachelor’s degree in English, he earned a master’s degree in technical and professional writing from Northeastern University, where he later served as an adjunct lecturer.
After a long career in the financial services industry as a technical communicator and product manager, he is now a self-employed writer, editor, and educator and lives in Framingham, Massachusetts.