Who's Your Daddy

Who's Your Daddy is a memoir written by Joe Williams about his experiences growing up without a father and later becoming a father himself.

The book was published in 2015.

The book explores themes of fatherhood, childhood trauma, loss, addiction, and redemption.

Joe Williams wrote this book as a way to make sense of his own experiences and to help others who may be going through similar struggles.

The writing style of the book is raw and honest, with Williams sharing his experiences in a straightforward and unflinching manner.

The target audience for the book is anyone interested in memoirs, as well as individuals who have experienced or are currently experiencing issues related to absent fathers or childhood trauma.

"Joe Williams has given us a gripping, unvarnished account of a life that many would simply have written off. His story is both harrowing and inspirational, and his book is an important contribution to the ongoing conversation about fatherhood in America." - Wes Moore, Author of The Other Wes Moore

The subject matter of the book can be difficult at times, but Williams's writing style is accessible and engaging, making it a compelling read.

While the book itself does not offer specific resources, Williams's story may serve as a source of comfort or inspiration for individuals dealing with similar issues.

The book offers a message of hope and resilience, showing that it is possible to overcome even the most difficult challenges and find redemption and purpose in life.