Block Gang Massacre: No justice No Peace Kindle Edition by J. Brinkley

 Book Excerpt:

"Abraham, an honest and determined man, worked in the cotton fields to provide for his family. But in 1906, he becomes the suspect of committing a mortal sin, leading the city of Atlanta to erupt in a bloody racial massacre ripping families apart. Abraham finds himself tangled in the center of a web of treacherous accusations while fighting for his family and freedom. Will Abraham find justice and peace? Or will the aftermath of being wrongly accused by the end of his family?"

Title: Block Gang Massacre: No Justice No Peace
Author: J. Brinkley
Publisher: Voma Publications
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:
"Block Gang Massacre: No Justice No Peace" by J. Brinkley

My Opinion:

"Block Gang Massacre: No Justice No Peace" by Author J. Brinley was one read that will keep you turning the pages to see how this Jefferson family will make in from the cotton fields on to New York. The story will with some exciting people, mainly dealing with George, his wife Ann, and their two boys, Abraham, and Elijah up in New York. We find George wanted to things for his family as he got into the 'bootlegging business.' Now was this a good thing for him to do? And he seems to have problems with one of his sons that would cause a breaking point for this family. All the while, things were happening with his close family members. As the story progresses, there will be a lot going on with this troubled son bringing even more problems with the father. I was lead to feel somewhat sorry for the father because enough didn't seem to be enough. He wasn't happy, so he seems to want to venture into other unnecessary areas, while even his wife wanted him to stop and smell the roses that they already had. Oh well, as you read, you will see what all this will cause.

It was good seeing in the end what Elijah finally understood; ' he was just like his father had said about him, and that was he was a coward, punk, and a loser, and hopefully, his son George Abraham Jefferson will turn out better than him.

All in all, what is left to say about this good read...is that Elijah finally realized he was 'the son of a notorious dealer who was caught by the Italians and suffered from a long, drawn-out sentence he didn't deserve' in the end. Now to understand these bit of pieces I have given you...you will have to pick up this read to see how well this author gives it to you.