Commit To Violence

Mike Black #6

by Roy Glenn

Product Description When long time associate, Kenny Lucas is assassinated, Mike Black orders Nick Simmons, who now runs his organization, to find the killers. And maybe Black will ask a few questions of himself. But Nick has problems of his own when he finds that Rain Robinson betrayed his trust and has set up a drug operation behind his back. When several of her dealers began getting robbed and murdered execution style, Rain had no choice; she had to go to Nick for help. Now that the police are on the case, Nick knows that he has to crush this before the cops tie the drugs and the murders to Rain and do it before Black finds out what he's doing.

216 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 16, 2009

About the author

Known as the master of urban suspense, Roy Glenn began writing his first novel Is It a Crime, what he then called a different type of love story in 1995. Unable to find a publisher he decided to start his own publishing company Brittney Press Publishing and released Is It a Crime, which became a best seller and gave birth to the popular character, Mike Black.

The novels that followed which include, MOB, Drug Related, Payback, Outlaw and In A Cold Sweat, as well as the recently released No More Tears in the End the seventh installment in The Mike Saga. Roy is also a contributing author of Girls From da Hood and Around the Way Girls 4 and Gigolos Get Lonely Too. His other novels include Crime of Passion, Body of Evidence and Ulterior Motive feature the character, attorney Marcus Douglas.

Roy was born and raised in The Bronx and currently lives in Jacksonville, Florida where he is working on several projects including Bury Me Deep and Commit To Violence, the next two books in the Mike Black Saga. And Killing Them Softly, an erotic tale of murder.

Please visit Roy's web site; www.royglenn.net"

Reviews

[Joycelyn Whited]

Good Read

This was a good book. It was action packed and kept you guessing. I wished there hadn't been so many typing errors.

[Shakir Rashaan]

I'm good with this book, and Mike Black is a very polarizing character, to say the least. He reminds me of some cats around the way. I wasn't thrilled with Nick, though, but that's because I have a low tolerance for dudes that let women screw up their focus.

Ladies, if you have a male friend in your life, get him this book, I believe he will definitely like the action in the book. Mike Black is intense enough for the ladies to really get into him, that's for sure.

A good one from my man, Roy. Can't wait to get the next book he has out.

[URBANLIT BOOK REVIEWER]

great read