Wicked Sins Follow As He Evades His True Feelings
In Search of Self |
Dyllon lives with perpetual self-doubt as he grows up in a newly built housing community in Harlem, New York. His older brother and friends always seem so cool and confident when dealing with girls, but Dyllon only has two left feet. All that changes when Dyllon goes in search of the mysteries held within his father’s locked clothing trunk. By opening the box, he unleashes the seven deadly sins and is swayed by darker emotions.
As the lies and deceit mount, so do Dyllon’s fiery bouts with assorted girlfriends. He becomes an increasingly more comfortable player in the dance hall of life until he falls for the confident and optimistic Kelly. Through love, heartbreak and the demons that haunt him, Dyllon yearns to hold on to the love of his life. Can he salvage their precious union or will he forever be ruled by his passions? Join Dyllon on his quest to understand life, love and the demons that persistently haunt him in this coming of age fictionalized autobiography of the first twenty-three years of the author’s life. |
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Review By Amazon Customer - 5 stars
I read the book overnight; couldn't put it down. The author does a masterful job of painting those mental pictures and re-creating the sounds and moods, not to mention the trials, tribulations, and tensions, of growing up in the city in that era, trying to figure it all out and put it all together. The protagonist and I are of the same generation, born the same year, so I can identify with the music, styles, and places (Pine Grove, Damn!!) that Dyllon takes us through. I also enjoyed the 'Dyllonisms' at the beginning of each chapter; the 'philosophical thread' which runs through the chapters themselves.
Overall, this is a fine piece of reminiscence for those of us who grew up in that era, as well as an insight for our twenty-and-thirty-something sons and daughters as to how we used to roll back in the day. They'll find their challenges no different from ours...and we survived it without cell phones, Play Stations, or Facebook!!
Overall, this is a fine piece of reminiscence for those of us who grew up in that era, as well as an insight for our twenty-and-thirty-something sons and daughters as to how we used to roll back in the day. They'll find their challenges no different from ours...and we survived it without cell phones, Play Stations, or Facebook!!
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