The Nothing Man

De: C.J. Petit

Narrado por: Michael Alan White

Number 207 was hurled out of the Abbott Bottle and Glass Company into the dark St. Louis night; the hated supervisor’s taunts still ringing in his ears.

"You’re nothing and will always be nothing!"

He never looked back as he made his way through the gaslit streets without a penny in his pockets and no place to sleep. He should have been crushed by his desperation, but it was his anger and hate that drove him. He would use the one skill he had learned in those empty years that he now left behind him. He would enter the world of bareknuckle fighting and have to face older, stronger men to make his way in this hard world. He may be nothing, but he wasn’t going to go down without a fight.

©2020 C.J. Petit (P)2025 C.J. Petit

The story starts and ends so very, very well!!

Make sure you listen to this story to the very end. You will not regret it at all.

I enjoyed

Enjoyed the story would have liked more on the bare knuckle journey. An think he should have told the truth sooner. But fun story
As an Amish kid who ran off, was disowned, joined the marines, and became a pro fighter. I understood a lot of what the author was looking to portray