Innocent

by Leo Sullivan

Innocent is the epic tale of murder, drugs, sex, and betrayal, suspensefully intertwined. I. C. Miller is a gifted high school athlete with a basketball scholarship from Georgia State University. He leaves behind an up and coming hood-rat named Tamara Jenkins who claims to be pregnant with I. C.'s child. Things take a downward spike when I. C. is charged with rape and murder. He is sentenced to death by lethal injection.After years of tricking for money, Tamara lands a job as a prison guard with the Federal Penitentiary in Atlanta. Soon after, Tamara realizes that her baby daddy is on death row at the prison that she works and will soon be executed for a hideous crime. It is only when she discovers that he may be innocent of his crime that she has a choice of either helping her baby daddy, or doing nothing and letting him die, Innocent.

334 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 31, 2009

About the author

Leo Sullivan is a versatile writer, with Urban Fiction being one of the many genres that he enjoys. In 2005, Leo Sullivan signed to Triple Crown Productions and took the urban literary world by storm with has mega hit, debut novel, Life (Life Without Hope). It has sold over a hundred thousand copies to date. It is still considered an urban street classic. His follow up novel, Gangster's B*tch, has been featured in such magazines as Essence, Don Diva, King, and XXL just to name a few. He has also written other best selling novels, such as Innocent, and its sequel, Innocent Forever, as well as In this life for adult and teenage version.

In 2011, Leo started his own company, SULLIVAN PRODUCTIONS LLC, Films and literary. He decided to enter the movie industry after writing several screenplays and working with independent movie studios and producers. One of the producers in particular is William Packer. Leo is currently attending college studying film.

Leo Sullivan's Most Recent Releases:

Gangster's Daughter 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5

His next release is Life 2, coming in March. Text LEOSULLIVAN to 42828 to get an email notification for this release as well as other releases from Leo Sullivan Present/Sullivan Productions.

For speaking engagements, book signings, or signed copies of his work, contact Leo at osiris_scribe@yahoo.com.

For aspiring authors looking for a publishing home, send the first 3 chapters of your manuscript and your synopsis to leosullivanpresents@gmail.com.

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Reviews

[L · Rating 5 out of 5]

Leo Sullivan is a brilliant writer

Every character had a personality and purpose. IC Miller demonstrates what evil constructs when it preys on the innocent. Tamara proved that her love for IC never died but life forced her to compromise the little values she held. Blue was a complicated man with a heart filled with suspicion, malice and affection for Tamara. Pharaoh was a bitch and deserved all the hardship. He was afraid to confront his baby momma, and he chose rape and theft over revenge. Kanisha is just rotten. She was raised by a dishonorable whore and chose to live by those same rules. TC came late in the story but he left a remarkable impression. This is a great read!

[Rein · Rating 4 out of 5]

TV Series in the works

I saw and ad that said this would soon be a tv series so I said let me go ahead and read it.

Ain’t no way!! The stuff happening is wild and while I can see it, I feel like it would be more or less way way back in the days not the 2000’s! Holy entertainment this book is. I’m on to the next and hope the series isn’t like some terrible Tyler Perry series because I’m locking in.

[Vanessa Stewart · Rating 1 out of 5]

Worst book ever

the hold book was depressing ,Tamara ,Hold life was a mess never raised her son, Innocent, in jail going through he'll for a crime he didn't commit, Voodoo ,This book so bad I would never recommend to anyone I skipped from the middle to the end to see if it got better. Very disappointing,

[Ashlei Ross · Rating 4 out of 5]

Slow read

The book has a lot of drama that is very slow to read. I didn’t like the way it ended at all.