I have read a lot of books that deal with police murdering innocent black men, women, and children and they all end the same: with protests that fall on deaf ears and cops (slave patrol) getting away with murder --as they have been doing for centuries.

BUT

This book is so different. I don't want to give any parts of it away because I want anyone who reads this to experience it for themselves but I will say this: I have always dreamed that what happened in this book would happen in real life.

If I could sum this book up in one sentence, it would be a quote I love from Malcolm X: “Concerning nonviolence, it is criminal to teach a man not to defend himself when he is the constant victim of brutal attacks.”

If you're fed up and need a release, read this book.
If you've ever wished that the pendulum of justice would just ONCE swing in favor of the Black man, read this book.
If you want a suspenseful, can't-put-it-down page turner, read this book!