Jordan's Voice

The Life of an Underdog - How Bullying affected the lives of a father and son.

Author: Bradley L. Lewis

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For everyone who has been bullied at school or at the workplace, this book is for you: to find your peace, and to never give up hope.

In Jordan's Voice, retired correctional lieutenant and disabled veteran Bradley L. Lewis shares a heart-wrenching and deeply personal story about the devastating impact of bullying in school and in the workplace. Inspired by the true story of his son, Jordan Robert Lewis, Bradley writes courageously in hopes that other families may be spared from suffering the tragic loss of a child.

Through authenticity, bravery, and relentless hope, Lewis empathizes with families in grief and with those experiencing harassment. Jordan's Voice highlights the persistent abuse Bradley endured during Bradley's career as a correctional officer. In spite of these daily frustrations, Bradley never imagined that similarly cruel behavior would cost his son his life.

This book serves as a wake-up call to schools, parents, and community leaders to recognize the need for accountability-and for us to use our voices to protect those under attack. With calls for better documentation, improved social programs, and resources for those who need help, Jordan's Voice is a powerful statement of the problem and an urgent call for change.

Dedicating his memoir to his "little buddy," Bradley inspires others to speak out in order to ensure that no other child or parents has to endure the same heartache. A poignant and powerful read, Jordan's Voice will leave readers on fire for justice thanks to raw honesty and the unwavering love of a father.

About the Author

Bradley L. Lewis is a disabled veteran and retired correctional lieutenant. He studied behavioral psychology in college. Lewis hopes that by sharing his story, he can help protect families from fear, pain, and harassment. He is married to his wonderful wife Elaine, with whom he had an incredible son, Jordan Robert Lewis. This book is dedicated to Jordan's memory.