Preacher

by Diallo Frazier

Preacher is a reluctant drug dealer who uses spirituality to balance out the struggles of street life. He preaches to his smoker disciples & in return they tell him the great sins of the city so he can bring street justice to those who prey on the weak. When Malcolm, one of his disciples, informs him about the murder of a local activist, Preacher is drawn into a twist of government conspiracy and street revenge.

Will this be Preacher's last sermon or his chance at resurrection to a new life of redemption?

278 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 14, 2013

Reviews

[Queen Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely fell in love with Preacher, the man who was trying to right his wrongs. He was different from the drug dealer that I'm used to reading about in the urban and street lit genres. Preacher was a God fearing man who sold drugs to make a living but also preached the word to his clients if you will. He had experienced the worst pain that you can think of at the hands of the so called "protect and serve" boys and set out to get revenge for all those who suffered. Preacher encountered a whirl wind of undercover snakes that did everything they could to try and stop him. From street cats to the government. There was pain, anguish, laughter and triumph all rolled into one in this story that had me all up in my feelings. lol The storyline was different and refreshing in my opinion. Diallo did a good job on his debut and I can't wait to see what's next. I recommend this to readers who enjoy street lit with a twist.