Blood Related: Tomorrow Never Came - Gregory Davis - 書籍 - Samone Publishing - 9781735096520 - 2021年9月6日
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Blood Related: Tomorrow Never Came

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In inner city Little Rock, Arkansas, three cousins had the grand idea that they would tackle the streets and take over the drug game. They rose in the

ranks and gained street "cred" at an alarming pace. Yet, because of dueling egos, they ended up going in separate directions. That split leads to a tragic

string of events that forever changed lives and relationships.




Blood Related tells the gripping true story of a young man who had all the promise life offered. However, the tale became heartbreaking as his family watched him become consumed by the allure of street life. In the end, he paid the ultimate price for something that always takes and never gives back.




This is a narrative of how blood can become soured. How kin can turn on kin. This is tantamount to the Bible's Cain and Abel, the lack of civility

displayed by the Union North of the Confederate South; brother against brother. These are confidences which the entire family knows.

Christopher Dewayne Davis was born a child of promise, of strength, and an occupant of a world out of place with its own humanity. Yet, for the Davis

family, this bundle of joy would grow to be the family's heartbeat until early, one hot summer in 2002, when the beating of his heart would cease, due

to a murderous bullet from an assassin. A motive would be unknown to the world. Local law enforcement would label his death as a cold case, but

despite the label or reasoning, others might use for not solving Christopher's murder, there were no suspicions among kin. As it turns out, it was all

Blood Related.


94 pages

メディア 書籍     Paperback Book   (ソフトカバーで背表紙を接着した本)
リリース済み 2021年9月6日
ISBN13 9781735096520
出版社 Samone Publishing
ページ数 94
寸法 140 × 216 × 5 mm   ·   117 g
言語 英語  

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