Meet the Author

Truman Lee Harris III, the author of “Killing the Code,” is a 37-year-old writer who has embarked on a remarkable journey of personal and spiritual growth. He shares his wisdom and insights in his transformative book. Truman is happily married to his beautiful wife, Ashley Harris, and together they have enjoyed 12 years of marital bliss. As a loving father, Truman cherishes his family life and resides on a small farm in Wilberforce, Ohio.

Living close to nature, Truman finds solace in hunting and cultivating food for his family. He attributes his zest for life to his faith in Jesus, which has brought about a profound transformation. Once a pessimist, Truman’s perspective changed a few years ago, and he now embraces every obstacle as an opportunity for learning, growth, and triumph.

Truman’s decision to pursue writing stemmed from his departure from a comfortable career. Motivated by a calling to follow Christ in the next chapter of his life, he took a leap of faith. He discovered the beauty of being comfortable with discomfort, knowing that God’s presence and guidance are with him every step of the way. Understanding the transformative power of his own experiences, Truman is driven to share his insights and help others on their journeys.

Through “Killing the Code,” Truman Lee Harris III invites readers to challenge societal norms, foster healthier relationships, and embrace a new way of being. His words of wisdom and personal experiences serve as an inspiration for those seeking positive change and a more fulfilling life.

As I read ‘Killing the Code’, I was impressed with the real life experiences and advise shared by the author in a no nonsense easy to read format. I believe we can all find many tips in this book to take to heart. Thank you Truman for opening yourself up to all of us so we can learn from your life situation.

This book really provided insight on why relationships fail, how to identify those issues and the tools to fix them. The author shares his faults, addictions and how he held himself accountable to become a better partner, husband and father.

This is an honest view and self assessment everyone should be willing to go through to grow. Breaking the traditional mold of what society says a man is and fighting it’s trials. A story of courage and strength in a marriage and the ability to pass this forward to future generations.