Neville Tulloch Jr

Born Adopted is an emotionally grounded novel about identity, family, silence, and the painful truths people carry when the story of who they are has been shaped by someone else. At its heart, this is a story about what it means to belong, what it means to question the life you were handed, and what happens when buried family truths refuse to stay buried. Through quiet moments, strained relationships, and emotional reckonings, Born Adopted explores the complicated space between love and secrecy, gratitude and resentment, acceptance and the need to finally be seen clearly.
This is not a story about perfect families. It is about real ones. The kind that love badly, hide too much, protect the wrong things, and still leave people searching for connection. For readers drawn to emotional family fiction, adoption stories, identity-driven drama, and stories about self-discovery, Born Adopted is a deeply human look at the question underneath everything: Who am I when the truth finally comes out?