Menace Book

A Menace To Society

ANIYAH'S LOVE by Erick S. Gray

Aniyah is caught up in a deadly love triangle. Her ex-boyfriend and the love of her life, Twilight, has been locked up for a minute; but when he gets out he wants Aniyah back. Her current boyfriend, Ozzie, loves Aniyah but knows that Twilight is her weakness and will stop at nothing to keep Aniyah. Unbeknownst to Twilight and Ozzie, Aniyah has secrets that just may destroy both of these men.



SNAKE EYES by Mark Anthony

Promise has been on the run for killing a cop. When he runs into his old partners in crime, Squeeze and Show, he decides he wants to be put back on. He is about to learn a lesson as to who his true friends and enemies really are, and what it is to act like a snake.



CAGNEY & LACEY by Crystal Lacey Winslow

When Lacey falls in love with Cagney, everything seems to be going good, well that is until her past catches up to her. Cagney needs to make the decision to ride with his girl or ride on out without her...until the end.



WALK WITH ME by Al-Saadiq Banks

Miracle has a list of felonies and is back before the judge again. In an attempt to save his life, he asks the judge to walk with him as he chronicles the story of his past, which brings him to the present. Miracle's story will astound you.



KEEPIN' IT GANGSTA by J.M. Benjamin

Dicer, known for his murderous reputation, is on death row for a murder he did not commit. Dicer tells his story on how it came about that he is on death row.


I am still trying to figure out why, if this is a reprint, the publisher left Isadore Johnson's story out of the book. I would have loved to read his story since I never read the first printing of this book. Although it did not affect my rating, the minor editing issues could have been fixed. SNAKE EYES sounded like a book I have already read. KEEPIN' IT GANGSTA left out some key information that I would have loved to see elaborated on. Overall, the best story was by Al-Saadiq Banks. I love how he chronicled the character's story. My overall rating for the whole book would be 3 stars.



Reviewed by: LeonaR