City Boys and Girls

About the Book

Christian and Muslim empires battle for control of Destiny, a supercomputer that can enhance opium growth, control weather, and guarantee financial global dominance. In hot pursuit are city boys and girls leaving Caliphs and generals, Dubai and Boston universities, a few Harvard shrinks, a wishful African King, and a wicked ISIS agent. Although love and friendship start this story, Stevens, a nationally recognized criminologist weaves shattered violence and lethal obsessions whining through various masquerades of twisted clashes between gods, betrayal and entrapment you’ll never forget.

About the Author

Dennis J. Stevens, PhD, has taught criminal psychology at universities, such as the University of North Carolina Charlotte, the University of Massachusetts Boston, and Loyola University of New Orleans. During his academic career, he has taught and counseled justice professionals at law academies, such as the North Carolina Justice Academy, and prisoners, largely violent sex offenders at penitentiaries such as Attica in New York, NC Women’s Institute in North Carolina, MCI Framingham (women) in Massachusetts, and Stateville near Chicago. Stevens has published sixteen textbooks and almost one hundred scholarly and popular articles on criminology, policing, and corrections. He has led group intervention groups for sexually abusive parents and has led crisis intervention sessions among New Orleans police officers after Hurricane Katrina.