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After losing his young son, along with his parents and the career that defined him, Dr Giddeon Angafor found himself on a path he never intended to take, quite literally. Driving long distances to a less well-paid job, he realised that healing does not always happen in therapy rooms or quiet corners. Sometimes, it happens at 70 miles an hour, with the hum of an engine and the horizon stretching endlessly ahead.Grief, Grace, and Healing on the Drive is a raw, honest, and deeply hopeful memoir about navigating profound loss and unexpected change. Through vivid reflections and powerful metaphors, Angafor shares how grief reshaped his identity, how grace appeared in ordinary moments, and how the simple act of moving forward mile after mile became a lifeline.This book is for anyone who has faced heartbreak, career upheaval, or seasons of uncertainty. It's a reminder that even on the loneliest roads, grace can find you and healing can begin in motion.If you've ever wondered how to keep going when everything falls apart, this book will meet you where you are and whisper that the road ahead is not perfect, but it is possible.

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Giddeon N. Angafor, PhD, is a cybersecurity scholar, lecturer, and cultural leader whose life bridges the technical and the deeply human domains. He holds a PhD in Computing with a specialisation in cybersecurity, supported by advanced studies in Security Management, Education and Philosophy. His academic work includes peer-reviewed research articles on cyber incident-response training, game-based learning, information security and privacy, and AI-related scams, developed through affiliations with institutions including De Montfort University, the Alan Turing Institute, the University of Winchester, and the University of Greater Manchester, all in the UK.Dr Angafor's professional journey spans education, private and public sector IT, and cybersecurity, including serving as an IT Security Analyst within UK law enforcement. He currently lectures in Computer Science (Cybersecurity) at the School of Arts and Creative Technologies, the University of Greater Manchester.Beyond academia, he carries the distinguished cultural title of Akhamenchwo (King's representative), serving as the Bambui Fon's representative to the United Kingdom and Mainland Europe. In this role, he works to preserve and promote the heritage and communal identity of the Bambui people, fostering unity and cultural continuity across the diaspora.A husband, father, grandfather, and lifelong student of the human experience, Dr Angafor writes with a blend of analytical clarity and emotional depth. His reflections on love, loss, resilience, and renewal shape the heart of Grief, Grace, and Healing on the Drive, offering readers a narrative that is both personal and universally resonant.

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