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Title: Triple Take
Author: Y. Blak Moore
Narrator: Mark Damon Johnson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs and 22 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-05-17
Publisher: Recorded Books
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Psychological
Publisher's Summary:
Y. Blak Moore is an up-and-coming African American author whose debut novel Triple Take is an explosive cocktail of urban living, gang violence, and deadly retribution.
After serving 10 hard years in the joint for armed robbery, JC is ready for some payback. His targets, the three childhood friends - now crimelords - who betrayed him to save themselves, are about to have everything they've worked for ripped right out of their hands.
This exciting journey into the underworld features an intense narration by Marc Johnson.
Members Reviews:
A great story
Triple Take is an excellent story, and Blak Y. Moore is an excellent storyteller. In my family and the neighborhood I grew up in story telling was an art. I believe this has been lost in modern America. Moore exemplifies the art of telling a rich tale and brining the characters to life. The writing is lighting quick, rough and unapologetic. Triple Take is told in a romantically rhythmic way, which smoothly carries you along and at the same time slaps you up-side the head with power and rawness.
I would have like to have seen some of the back-story and some of the characters' histories fleshed out more. Although, there were a lot of avenues Moore could have pursued he kept the story straight, fast moving and hard hitting. This book could have easily of been a welcomed 100-200 pages longer. Moore pulls you in making you not want to finish the last pages and say good-bye to the characters. I look forward to further books by Moore and will make sure to keep a look out for the next publication. I hope we have not seen the last of Jonathan Collins, Rat or the Apostles.
Five Stars
Great!!!
Five Stars
Great book!
great book-u gotta read it
Y. Blak Moore is an awesome author. All of his books are very well written, you get a feel for the characters and the plots are captivating. He is very knowledgable about the subject matter and know how to translate it to hold the reader's interest. Triple Take is non stop action from beginning to end and leaves you wanting more.
Urban Poetic Justice...
On Chicago's South-side, the drugs are plentiful and the money is flowing. Alonzo "Zo" Johnson is one reason the crackheads are happy and the dope fiends are nodding, Richard "Richkid" Kidman pimp of Chi-town once had the respect of his prostitutes until he made one too many mistakes and lastly Eugene "Lil G" Pierce, a confidence man whose head is larger than life and a reputation of the same size.
In their youth, all three of these cats encompassed the streets of the Windy City, along with Jonathan "JC" Collins, until a robbery changed their friendship and lives forever. For ten years, JC sat in his cell harboring thoughts of revenge against his childhood friends who gave him up to save themselves.
Triple Take will astound you; it is not an innovative read, but the writing certainly is. You can tell the author is a poet by his eloquent writing style. Moore creatively draws you into each chapter, giving you the reader just enough to have you guessing who this chapter will be about and what fate will beset them.
Donald Goines wrote from memory of how his neighbors lived and how some died. Moore uses this same style of writing easily because he grew up in the projects on the far South-side of Chi-Town. He has the language and lifestyle photocopied to memory. One of my favorite genres is `Ghetto Realism" and Y.
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Title: Triple Take
Author: Y. Blak Moore
Narrator: Mark Damon Johnson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs and 22 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-05-17
Publisher: Recorded Books
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Psychological
Publisher's Summary:
Y. Blak Moore is an up-and-coming African American author whose debut novel Triple Take is an explosive cocktail of urban living, gang violence, and deadly retribution.
After serving 10 hard years in the joint for armed robbery, JC is ready for some payback. His targets, the three childhood friends - now crimelords - who betrayed him to save themselves, are about to have everything they've worked for ripped right out of their hands.
This exciting journey into the underworld features an intense narration by Marc Johnson.
Members Reviews:
A great story
Triple Take is an excellent story, and Blak Y. Moore is an excellent storyteller. In my family and the neighborhood I grew up in story telling was an art. I believe this has been lost in modern America. Moore exemplifies the art of telling a rich tale and brining the characters to life. The writing is lighting quick, rough and unapologetic. Triple Take is told in a romantically rhythmic way, which smoothly carries you along and at the same time slaps you up-side the head with power and rawness.
I would have like to have seen some of the back-story and some of the characters' histories fleshed out more. Although, there were a lot of avenues Moore could have pursued he kept the story straight, fast moving and hard hitting. This book could have easily of been a welcomed 100-200 pages longer. Moore pulls you in making you not want to finish the last pages and say good-bye to the characters. I look forward to further books by Moore and will make sure to keep a look out for the next publication. I hope we have not seen the last of Jonathan Collins, Rat or the Apostles.
Five Stars
Great!!!
Five Stars
Great book!
great book-u gotta read it
Y. Blak Moore is an awesome author. All of his books are very well written, you get a feel for the characters and the plots are captivating. He is very knowledgable about the subject matter and know how to translate it to hold the reader's interest. Triple Take is non stop action from beginning to end and leaves you wanting more.
Urban Poetic Justice...
On Chicago's South-side, the drugs are plentiful and the money is flowing. Alonzo "Zo" Johnson is one reason the crackheads are happy and the dope fiends are nodding, Richard "Richkid" Kidman pimp of Chi-town once had the respect of his prostitutes until he made one too many mistakes and lastly Eugene "Lil G" Pierce, a confidence man whose head is larger than life and a reputation of the same size.
In their youth, all three of these cats encompassed the streets of the Windy City, along with Jonathan "JC" Collins, until a robbery changed their friendship and lives forever. For ten years, JC sat in his cell harboring thoughts of revenge against his childhood friends who gave him up to save themselves.
Triple Take will astound you; it is not an innovative read, but the writing certainly is. You can tell the author is a poet by his eloquent writing style. Moore creatively draws you into each chapter, giving you the reader just enough to have you guessing who this chapter will be about and what fate will beset them.
Donald Goines wrote from memory of how his neighbors lived and how some died. Moore uses this same style of writing easily because he grew up in the projects on the far South-side of Chi-Town. He has the language and lifestyle photocopied to memory. One of my favorite genres is `Ghetto Realism" and Y.