Rating: 
Summary: Truly awful, Part II
Review: This is from the man who writes new age Blaxploitation like "The Brothers" and "Deliver Us from Eva" (which he stole from Shakespeare). I'll stick to Gar Anthony Haywood, G Phillips, E T Bland, Christopher Chambers, L Marie Wood, Grace Edwards, Frankie Bailey et al.
Rating:
Summary: Truly awful, Part II
Review: This is from the man who writes new age Blaxploitation like "The Brothers" and "Deliver Us from Eva" (which he stole from Shakespeare). I'll stick to Gar Anthony Haywood, G Phillips, E T Bland, Christopher Chambers, L Marie Wood, Grace Edwards, Frankie Bailey et al.
Rating: 
Summary: Smoking Hot! Gary Hardwick is the man
Review: With Color of Justice, from page one you're taken on a dark, suspenseful, and gritty ride through the mean streets of Detroit. Prominent black people are getting brutally killed. The trail of murders has complex similarities that threaten to shake the city. Danny Cavanaugh, a white cop, along with his partner, Erik, is on a mission to unlock the case. Throughout the read, there's a lot of guesswork about the probable killer. That constant intensity is what makes this read so engaging that at times you're almost hyperventilating in an effort to turn the pages.Gary Hardwick is a highly gifted and credible talent, a writer who's very adept at sketching characters that live, breathe, and are full of emotion and angst. His prose is simple yet profound. This book leaves its footprints throughout Detroit, and the descriptions regarding the settings are so on point, you feel as if you're given a bird's eye view of all the action. From drug addicts to murderers, the characterizations are shocking, yet compelling. And the societal implications of the high drama within Color of Justice will leave your mouth hanging open as the plot unfolds and skids to a dramatic close. If you're looking for a non-stop thrill of a read, one packed with characters whose outcome become your concern, then Color of Justice is the book for you. Gary Hardwick makes reading about the Motor City adventurous, electrifying, and oh so trendy.
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