Blinking Red Light

by Mann Frisby

Offered a lucrative dream job in which they are paid large sums of money to sleep with women with no strings attached, Dexter and a longtime friend find themselves caught up in a blackmail scheme that backfires, leaving them trapped in a dangerous plot that could have all-too-lethal repercussions. A first novel. Original.

320 pages, Paperback

First published May 4, 2004

Reviews

[I'mher · Rating 5 out of 5]

I recently re-read this as an adult. I reread this when it first came out and thought it was intriguing. 20 something years later, I stand on it. This book is very well written. This book is a masterpiece and EXTREMELY entertaining to the point where you can read it all in one sitting. It is TRULY a page turner. Love the author's voice/writing style. It's truly a young black male's POV. Love love love the original and AUTHENTIC story telling style. Loved the author's expression of the young black male gaze. The plot itself was great. This book is a page-turner. I put this book up there with "COLDEST WINTER EVER" in terms of authenticity and writing style. Whoever thinks this is not realistic just hasn't lived enough. Also I liked how the author worked himself into the book. Everyone who has lived a phenomenal life has a crazy story to tell about how they narrowly escaped death. It's what makes life interesting. Loved this book. I also find his other book to be excellent. I wish he would've written more books.

[Mrslee · Rating 3 out of 5]

A wild ride! Some grammatical errors. But overall a good story line.

[Erica Chase · Rating 5 out of 5]

Intense, fast, hard-hitting and suspenseful - a great read from beginning to end.

[Raymond · Rating 4 out of 5]

Totally gangsta, and a sensitive thuggish portrait of a well meaning if slightly misguided black man trying to make in a lying theiving conniving world.

[Latasha Williams · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is hilarious. I enjoyed except for a couple of edit errors other than that I like it. The ending was not a good ending but all together the book is entertaining.