Coming May 2011 from Revell
On the streets of Jersey City there is a simple code. You don’t talk to the cops. You don’t snitch. Period. But when young bus driver Andre Bolden witnesses a crime on his route, he is compelled to make a choice. If he keeps silent, he might lose his job and be gnawed by his conscience. If he snitches, he could lose his family—even his life.
This explosive story explores the clash between a working man and the code of the street. Gifted storyteller Booker T. Mattison has crafted a realistic tale full of tension and raw suspense yet infused with spiritual truth. Snitch rewrites the rule to mind your own business, peers into the hearts of those who seek revenge and redemption, and celebrates the ability of a community to triumph over violence and intimidation.
I just have to say that I LOVE this site. I was attracted to it in Black History Month and now I can’t get enough. I ONLY read memoirs (true stories) and business, entrepreneurship self-help books. This book sounds like a true story and its compelling already! Thank you for sharing and keep me posted!
Side Note: I would love to connect with you regarding my memoir book Identity Crisis, Identity Christ Is: A Journey to Love for an interview or feature.
Bless you,
Ressurrection Graves