Inner City Blues By: Chicki Brown

Book Description...

"Successful surgeon, husband and father of three, Dr. Jesse Stafford, lives in an exclusive enclave in Atlanta. He volunteers his time at a neighborhood free clinic in one of the roughest parts of Atlanta where his wife, Cydney's family still lives. When an unarmed thirteen-year-old boy is shot and killed by the police in this neighborhood, Jesse finds himself in an ethical dilemma and at odds with some family members. His involvement puts everything he’s achieved on the line."

   
Title:  Inner City Blues
Author:  Chicki Brown
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Reviewed By:  Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:

"Inner City Blues" by Chicki Brown

My Thoughts....

This last [6] book of this series "Inner City Blues" of the Stafford's was indeed another good read featuring Dr. Jesse Stafford [a twin] and his wife Cydney [Cyd].  It was simply a wonderful well written story that really brings out  what all is going on in this family.  Between Jessie being a busy oncologist and his wife being a stay at home home...this family keep plenty busy.  What will happen when Jesse is arrested and things started happening due to him aiding a family member of his wife? The story really picks up that will involve his wife too.  Now, I don't want to spoil it other than saying you will have to get this novel in order to know what all is going on with Jessie and Cydney.   I liked how this author brought in the 'current news headlines' of just what has gone on in this city of Atlanta.  I thought that was beautifully done!  This Stafford family [all of the characters]...from mom, dad, the six brothers and their wife's along with all of their children will give the reader one excellent storyline that will keep your attention to the very end. I will not only recommend this novel but all six of the series to learn about each of these Stafford  brothers [Jesse, Nick, Marcus. Vic, Greg & Charles] and a lot more of this interesting family! This was definitely one of Arlena's Good Reads for the year of 2016.