Behind Closed Doors: The Male Experience of Domestic Violence in the Age of Denial is a bold and unflinching exploration of a crisis that remains hidden in plain sight. While domestic violence is often viewed through a gendered lens, this groundbreaking book reveals the untold stories of male victims—men who suffer in silence, trapped by societal denial and harmful stereotypes. Drawing from personal accounts, research, and real-world examples, Che A. Abongwa shines a light on the devastating effects of male victimization, challenging the traditional narrative that keeps them invisible. He exposes the myths, biases, and institutional failures that contribute to the silence, while offering practical solutions to break the cycle of abuse and discrimination. This book is a must-read for advocates, policymakers, social workers, and anyone who believes in equality and justice. Behind Closed Doors is not just a revelation—it’s a call to action to create a world where every victim is seen, heard, and protected, regardless of gender.