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Eric a white man wakes up one morning to find out he's a black man. While he does freak out, his life doesn't stop because of this. He goes out into the world to find out the stories his best friend Warren tells of being a black man has truth to them. Eric soon realizes that there is a huge race problem that exists in this country. After his experiences of being a black man, he understands that his white privilege has allowed him to get by in life and that change must happen and it starts with him. Sometimes to understand the racial issues that exist in this world, the roles must be reversed…

In a case of mistaken identity, where an innocent man gets kidnapped by a rogue gang of criminals looking for secret information on a classified government project, his life becomes threatened with death. A wanted man for all the wrong reasons he takes matters into his own hands as his escape from the streets of New York leaves a trail of mayhem .... and quite possibly the idyllic form of street justice. Being late for a train can mean more than just a missed appointment

The aftermath of a school shooting is horrifying as the community comes to terms with everything that happened in their safety net they call home. This book delves into the perspectives of Matthew and Max’s parents, the signs of what was coming and also hearing the mindset of the shooters themselves Matthew and Max. A gripping book that details life after a mass shooting in a community of thousands as they grieve the loss of others and try to get their lives back to normal.

The trial of Matthew and Max is set to begin and the media is in a frenzy trying to cover these two young kids. This book delves into the mindset of Matthew and Max during the trial along with their lawyer, the prosecutor, the judge handling the case, a juror on the case and many others. Everyone is telling their side of the story, what story impacts you the most? There are always people’s versions of a story but then there is the truth.

The long, arduous trial comes to an end as the community prepares for what's to come of the futures of Matthew and Max. The verdict is given and the reactions from everyone's perspectives including Matthew and Max. You'll hear from the parents, jurors, the mayor and many other people involved in the case. As the community comes together, now comes healing and trying to move on from such a horrific event that they thought would never happen in their town. Certain things are coming to light about this case that no one would ever think of. There are some whistleblowers in this case that will change how things are reported to you and looked at with any major tragic event that happens in Amer ...

The ending of the series consists of the characters that have been part of the series sharing their thoughts on addressing gun control. While we don’t have the solutions to what can be done because of the 2nd amendment, there has to be more discussion and resolution, and quickly. From Columbine to Santa Fe, Parkland and many other school shootings, everyone is affected by these catastrophic events that can be prevented. The truths of school shootings and the agendas behind them always come to light. What exactly can be done to stop them from happening? Time will tell but something must be done.

Timothy and Rachel have been through so much in their lives. Pain, anguish, struggle, personal issues, family issues but they’re at a place of uncertainty and their purpose. Their lives have gone on a path they never thought they would go and they’re at a place of giving up. Until they find out the day they’re going to die. Upon realizing that, they go to great lengths to make their last days the most memorable. If you found out the day you were going to die, how would you live it? How would it impact you? Sometimes we take life for granted, this is Timothy and Rachel’s stories, hopefully it makes you realize how precious life really is….

"Monkey Island Meltdown" celebrates the unarguable, disturbing similarities between our simian cousins and modern human behavior patterns, as witnessed in the ubiquitous addiction to instant gratification. Our Cheapskate Chapbooks Series is a slimline collection of edited favorites in a lightweight, unchallenging format specially designed for today's aliterate intellectual. You have more important things to spend your money on than improving the mind and spirit, and we here at the White Devil Press know it. They're cheap enough to abuse, yet booky enough to make for fun reading! Buy a bunch and pass them out at church or at the next drug gang meet-up! Now there's no more excuse for no ...

At the tender age of nine, Gregory Simms aka G-wizz, thought he had everything he would ever need as a child. In an instant, G's world is turned upside down, when he loses his mother Tonya and young brother Jacob in an house fire. Now an orphan, G is shuffled in and out the foster care system for a period of five years. After years of mental and physical abuse, G runs away and takes refuge in an abandoned building, that is adjacent to a playground. Through events in this book, G searches for answers to the reasons behind his family being killed. Now age Fourteen, G has a decision to make, that will change his life forever. This is where his painful story unfolds.

After Griffin and his family move from Florida to a small town in Kansas, his life is turned upside down. When he encounters a group of kids bent on making his life even more difficult, what he needs more than anything is a friend. This story, written by a 15-year old, expresses the complexities of bullying, grief, friendship, and the notion that not everyone with a voice can speak.