Teflon

by Lincoln Lee

Cleofis Jackson a.k.a. “Teflon the Untouchable” is a young hood-rich hustler that the FED’s have not been able to make murder-charges stick. Having been trained by one of the best, Bruno (his cousin), the #1 Kingpin in Chicago destined for the ‘Hood Hall Of Fame’, Teflon desires to achieve everything Bruno has! Blood is normally thicker than water. But when Teflon finds out that his main-girl and first-love (Kim) is about to become Bruno’s baby-mama, it’s about to be on! Teflon is ruthless and murder is his calling-card -- but it doesn’t detour a steady stream of raw ghetto-girls all dying to become his ride-or-die chick. Natalie is a thick 5’3”, gap-toothed, big-booty part-time correctional officer that has a thing for thugs and does many favors for Teflon. Holly is a grimey gangsta-chick that’s all about the dollar, but doesn’t like competition for Teflon’s attention and ain’t never scared to hand-out a beat-down. Shawndra, 10-years older than Teflon, works for Bruno as a ‘mule’, while simultaneously getting dangerously close to Teflon when she begins visiting him during a short-stint in jail. Kim, though a chicken-head, is the only woman that Teflon has a weakness for, having known her since they were 15-years old. When Teflon forms his own crew, ‘The Capone Gang’, and sets out to control the street, his crew’s loyalty and honor gets tested. Everyone knows that if you fail Teflon’s test, you’ll never see tomorrow’s daylight. Gabe is Teflon’s protégé and one of his boyz from the block that he’s now puttin’-up on game, just as Bruno had done for him. Everything between them is all good, that is, until Gabe starts making his own moves, calling his own shots and begins gaining power. When Teflon makes the cardinal mistake of starting to use some of his own product – he begins to become paranoid -- about everyone and everything! Adding gas to an already red-hot fire, a long-kept secret of Teflon’s is found-out! Teflon is then threatened, which is the last thing that anyone should do! Feeling like his hand is forced, Teflon resorts to planning a set-up and murders. But his new drug-habit is scratching and denting the hell-out of his normally sound and rock-solid judgment – putting everything in jeopardy, including his freedom and his life! – Proving it’s possible for anything to be penetrated – even Teflon!

Paperback

Published November 30, 2005

Reviews

[Dana Whitney · Rating 5 out of 5]

I LOVED THIS BOOK.
& DAMN TEFLON WAS A DOG ASS NIGGA


#AMustReadNovel

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[Kellee · Rating 1 out of 5]

I wish 1 star meant hated it!! This was the worst book I ever read. The plot may have been halfway decent, but due to the author being seemingly uneducated, I just couldn't get into the book. I normally sell books on amazon, but I do not wish this book on anyone. The author used words like "crouch" instead of "crotch," "farther" instead of "father," "alone" instead of "along" and "dual or duet" instead of duo. I could go on about many other errors, but I'll stop there. I guess there was a reason the book was on clearance for $5. I'm mad at whoever, if anyone that edited this book and the publishers who published it.

[Yashica Butler · Rating 5 out of 5]

I know Lincoln personally and honestly he happens to a highly intelligent young man. He purposely used the incorrect spelling, I mean it's a book about the hood.
Furthermore as the writer of his own book he can pretty do what he wants to. I'm not taking up for him cuz I know him I'm just saying let's be fair. I've read other novels by famous authors that's using their own slang and the book was good.
If I pick up a book I don't like hey I just put it back or give it away but it doesn't make it's a bad book it just means "it's not my kind of book or maybe I just can't relate to the author." But I refuse to trash em. Oops I mean "them."
I like Teflon and apparently so do others.

[Stacey · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book is really bad. I can't bring myself to read any further. It's hard to imagine a book that was apparently not edited. Spelling and grammar errors are not things I expect when I am reading a published novel.