The Mafia Mayor
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Strawbelly's irresitible body is an object of desire that was built by the God's of perfection. She's the woman that every man is afraid to lose. The one that he can't walk away from knowing that she's angry at him and the one that he gives in to each time that she pouts. When Strawbelly enter into a room, her decorum is so powerful, until both men and women are aware of her presence without a single word being spoken. Her body talks. What her body says depends on the occasion. If it's pleasure, the seductive sway of her voluptous hips arouses every instinct that's within a man, to focus his thoughts on how to start a conversation that's either witty or inteligent enough to gain him her undivided attention and favor. Most men are left betrayed by their tongue, rendered speechless, with a look of eternal approval etched upon their countenance. If it's business, her stride is intense and dignified. She uses her large green eyes as a tool for her master manipulation. They penetrate the depth of a man's inner thoughts with an errie, hypnotic effect. These same eyes are a window of warmth and comfort, that has an aura of swimming in an ocean full of compassion.
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A politically -charged homicide centered around the mayor, a stripper and a raunchy party at the mayor's Manoogian mansion. Strawbelly is hot, voluptous and regal. A superstar erotic dancer addicted to the drama of the streets, with a penchant for powerful and violent men. Black Jack, the charismatic newly elected mayor brings to office an era of youthful exuberance. His dedication and determination is fueled by his intoxication with power. He uses the mayor's office to run the city as a criminal enterprise that's styled after the Mafia. At the turn of the 21st Century, the city of Detroit is no longer a vibrant metropolis, city of champions and Mecca to the automobile industry. Motown is in dire straights, trapped in a road construction quagmire of never-ending orange barrells and urban blight. A corrupt police force and wayward city council births a mass exodus of the residents. Will Detroit lose control over its water supply? Will the spirit of Detroit survife Black Jack's corrupt administration, and breathe new life into the body of the once resilient Motor City?
About the Author
Author of "Back in the Daze" and "Street Jeapordy." Edistor-in-Chief of Cambridge Voice, writer for Fisher Center Clubhouse. Paralegal for criminal attorney and State Representative/ Civil Attorney. Third Circuit Court assignments: Secretary to the Hon. Harvey F. Tennen, Wayne County Jury Commission, Psychiatric Clinic, and Friend of the Court. Board of Directors for Southwest Solutions and Fountain Court Co-peratives. Invoved with candidates for Mayor of Detroit and Wayne County Executive. Associate of Black Women's Lawyer's Association of Michigan. Ricardo is divorced, with five children and one grandchild.