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Sin & Suffer
Have you ever wondered whether the sins of your ancestors have an effect on your life today? Are generational curses real?
Meet Big Blue. The husband of the pastor's daughter. Big Blue suffers with sexual addiction. His sickness leads to deviant activities and eventually his death. He leaves behind five children, three from his wife and two from his prostitute lover. He passes his lustful spirit to his offspring. Or has he?
A son of Big Blue is Willie Moss, alias Ba'Bruh, alias, Rev. William Braxton. Ba'Bruh has lead a life of havoc, destruction, deception, wickedness, and everything in between. But it's not all his fault. In the 1960's, at the age of 12, his grandmother, a highly respected pastor of a pentecostal church in the town of Cottonplant, Georgia, forced him to commit murder and then she ran him out of town so that it could not be traced back to her.
Ba'Bruh lives in the streets and in and out of prison for most of his young adulthood before he is sentenced to a lengthy prison term as a result of a corrupted district attorney name Nick Papally. Ba'Bruh became Nick's street informant and Nick sets him up to commit a bank robbery which Ba'Bruh is later identified as the armed robber. When he is released from prison, Nick offers him a life as a well-paid preacher of a large congregation where the two of them become involved in fraudulent ministry.
However, the table turns when Ba'Bruh meets Nick's wife and falls in love with her. Ba'Bruh wrestles with the notion of plotting to interfere in his marriage so that he can have his wife. But when the DNA results came back regarding Nick's stepdaughter's child, it revealed that Nick was the biological father and he is sent to prison for statutory rape, sodomy, and impregnating a minor. While Nick is in prison, the associate pastor finds out that Ba'Bruh is a fraud and she plots to have him removed from the church so that she can resume the senior pastor position that she has long lusted after.
We also meet Big Blue's other children: Vivian, Luther and Paula. These are the children he conceived with his wife. Vivian is a prostitute and Luther is homosexual. Paula seems to be the only child untouched by her father's curse of sexual perversion.
Big Blue's twins, Lil' Gurl and Ba' Bruh, from his extra-marital affair with a prostitute, play a crucial role in all of the family drama. It is interesting to see how the lives of all of these characters play a role in Nick's life in the most unusual and explosive ways.
Many sinister and vile occurrences take place within the story such as adultery, prostitution, murder and deadly violence. The characters are confronted with continuous accounts of sheer madness due to their perfidious and wretched lifestyles, primarily refocusing on Blue's and Nick's lifestyle.
Hold on to your seat and your stomach because you are about to embark upon the roller coaster ride of your life! Sin and Suffer has suspense, deception, lust, debauchery, lies, malice, and more! It's mayhem with a message.
Meet Big Blue. The husband of the pastor's daughter. Big Blue suffers with sexual addiction. His sickness leads to deviant activities and eventually his death. He leaves behind five children, three from his wife and two from his prostitute lover. He passes his lustful spirit to his offspring. Or has he?
A son of Big Blue is Willie Moss, alias Ba'Bruh, alias, Rev. William Braxton. Ba'Bruh has lead a life of havoc, destruction, deception, wickedness, and everything in between. But it's not all his fault. In the 1960's, at the age of 12, his grandmother, a highly respected pastor of a pentecostal church in the town of Cottonplant, Georgia, forced him to commit murder and then she ran him out of town so that it could not be traced back to her.
Ba'Bruh lives in the streets and in and out of prison for most of his young adulthood before he is sentenced to a lengthy prison term as a result of a corrupted district attorney name Nick Papally. Ba'Bruh became Nick's street informant and Nick sets him up to commit a bank robbery which Ba'Bruh is later identified as the armed robber. When he is released from prison, Nick offers him a life as a well-paid preacher of a large congregation where the two of them become involved in fraudulent ministry.
However, the table turns when Ba'Bruh meets Nick's wife and falls in love with her. Ba'Bruh wrestles with the notion of plotting to interfere in his marriage so that he can have his wife. But when the DNA results came back regarding Nick's stepdaughter's child, it revealed that Nick was the biological father and he is sent to prison for statutory rape, sodomy, and impregnating a minor. While Nick is in prison, the associate pastor finds out that Ba'Bruh is a fraud and she plots to have him removed from the church so that she can resume the senior pastor position that she has long lusted after.
We also meet Big Blue's other children: Vivian, Luther and Paula. These are the children he conceived with his wife. Vivian is a prostitute and Luther is homosexual. Paula seems to be the only child untouched by her father's curse of sexual perversion.
Big Blue's twins, Lil' Gurl and Ba' Bruh, from his extra-marital affair with a prostitute, play a crucial role in all of the family drama. It is interesting to see how the lives of all of these characters play a role in Nick's life in the most unusual and explosive ways.
Many sinister and vile occurrences take place within the story such as adultery, prostitution, murder and deadly violence. The characters are confronted with continuous accounts of sheer madness due to their perfidious and wretched lifestyles, primarily refocusing on Blue's and Nick's lifestyle.
Hold on to your seat and your stomach because you are about to embark upon the roller coaster ride of your life! Sin and Suffer has suspense, deception, lust, debauchery, lies, malice, and more! It's mayhem with a message.
304 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 1, 2016
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