Forever Chicago: A Westside Story
Paperback
Publisher Price: $14.00
ISBN13: 9781480965737
Publisher: Rosedog Books
Published: Oct 1 2015
Pages: 164
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.35 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Justice, who calls the shots for the mafias, is torn between two women, Peaches and Shardae. Killer, who is Justice's second in command, wants nothing more than to wipe the undertakers off the map. But Jay, a high-ranking member of the undertakers, will have none of that.
Jay, Streets, D-ball and Hulk devise a plan to get rid of the mafias once and for all. But with Justice and Killer right on their heels, who will come out on top?
About the Author
Carnell Morris resides in the West Side of Chicago, where he was born and raised. He found it easy to write this urban novel because since he was thirteen he has been an admitted gang member. He has seen everything from prostitution to brutal fights and gun play.
As he has grown older, Morris focused his energy on better things, like family, music and two production companies: ILL State Productions and Family First Entertainment.
Morris would like to thank his wife for the love and support she has given him over the last fifteen years. He wants to also thank his daughters and son for being his motivation to never give up on his goals. Last, but not least, he wants to show gratitude and love to the woman who brought him into this world.
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