| Description |
[12], 236 pages ; 22 cm |
| Note |
Once upon a time in Harlem is a work of F.E.D.S. Fiction published by Clark, Inc. Written by Moses Miller, courtesy of Mind Candy, LLC. - t.p. verso |
| Summary |
John Williams single-handedly conspired and plotted to eliminate all of his competition on the uptown streets. With brute force and calculated moves, he was able to control all illegal activity from numbers to the drug trade. John was an intelligent thinker, manipulative and cunning and a cold-blooded killer as we. When he moved from South Carolina with his younger brother Sam, he had dreams of escaping the racism that was a prevalent in the south, in order to provide a better life for his family. But, racism still existed in the north, and opportunity had also dried up. With his back against the wall and no money in his pockets, John concocted a scheme to rob a local hustler that went horribly wrong. Blood was now on his hands...and a price was on his head. The events that transpire from that moment on will have John and Sam pitted against some of Harlem s most notorious gangsters. John has dreams of providing a better life for his family, but at what cost? Will he and Sam be lured in by the sex, drugs, money and other dangers of the uptown streets? Only time will tell. |
| Subject |
American fiction -- African American authors.
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African American men -- Fiction.
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Murder -- Fiction.
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| Note |
At head of title : F.E.D.S. Finally every dimension of the streets presents |
| ISBN |
0979703107 |
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9780979703102 |
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