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At the Court's Mercy
A young man haunted by his past and torn between street life and fatherhood just wants a normal life with his son and new fiance, but his choices go from bad to worse, in this gritty, powerful tale.
Mass Market Paperbound, 270 pages
Published
December 1st 2007
by Urban Books
(first published 2005)
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The Best of Both Worlds
Marvin Bundy Sr. left a hefty legacy behind. Blasts from the past have loved ones recalling yesteryear as if it were yesterday. Cut down in his prime, Marv Sr. was deprived of his chance to be a father. Will his heir come full circle or has too much venom been spewed?
At The Court's Mercy starts right up where Driven left readers. Nasir has acquired custody of his little soldier, he's gainfully employed as a teacher's assistant, making a difference ...more
Marvin Bundy Sr. left a hefty legacy behind. Blasts from the past have loved ones recalling yesteryear as if it were yesterday. Cut down in his prime, Marv Sr. was deprived of his chance to be a father. Will his heir come full circle or has too much venom been spewed?
At The Court's Mercy starts right up where Driven left readers. Nasir has acquired custody of his little soldier, he's gainfully employed as a teacher's assistant, making a difference ...more
KaShamba Williams has done it again with another 5 star pageturner that you will read from cover to cover. You never know what will make a person flip the script and find themself At The Court's Mercy, the question is.... was it really worth it? Well you will have to read the book to find out you will not be disappointed.
Great book! Keep it up K
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