Homeless

What happens when everything is stripped away-money, comfort, security, and even the illusion of control?
For ninety days, Mark Sotomayor lived beneath a bridge in Dallas-homeless, broke, battling addiction, and surrounded by people most of the world had chosen not to see.
There, survival followed its own rules.
Every day meant searching for food, finding somewhere safe to sleep, avoiding danger, and learning how quickly a stranger could become family. Mark witnessed both the cruelty of life on the streets and the unexpected kindness that can appear in the darkest places. He learned to "ground score," endured the constant uncertainty of homelessness, found refuge among a community beneath the bridge, and grieved the loss of a close friend named Slim.
But this is not only a story about homelessness.
It is a testimony of faith, survival, and redemption.
From the shadows beneath the highway to finding a spiritual home at The Glory Revival church, Mark began to discover that God had not abandoned him. Even at his lowest point, there was still purpose. Still mercy. Still a path forward.
Raw, honest, and deeply personal, Homeless: 90 Days Under a Bridge takes readers inside a world few truly understand. It reveals the people behind the stereotypes, the battles hidden from public view, and the hope that can survive even when everything else seems lost.
If you have ever wondered what really happens under the bridge-or whether God can still reach someone in the darkest season of their life-this memoir will stay with you long after the final page.