Chicago Style

How about a book where it starts right away? So you know, this book may be considered a novella. A novella is shorter than a novel. The chapters are short and to the point. The action starts with the first chapter. No Waiting. No long descriptions. That's the way I like it. I hope you do too. Fed up with the animals forcing good people to fear for their lives, Bobby, unemployed veteran, and his team decide to do for their community what the corrupt politicians and cops won't. With a background of the Occupy Movement and the Arab Spring this story brings to the reader the gritty part of the stories they are hearing every week on their TV sets about big city crime. In particular the non-stop killings of school children on Chicago streets which is happening as you read these words. The settings used are actual locales in Chicago, Illinois, USA. And it's brought to the reader by an author who grew up on the south side of Chicago and lived on these streets and knows firsthand what it feels like to sink his fist into another man. And knows firsthand what it feels like to be part of a growing number of Americans who are left out of the American Dream. Criminal or not.