Confessions of a Thug and a Gentleman
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I ran downstairs and saw about six men lined up, waiting. Little was at the front of the line collecting money. I walked passed everyone and noticed a white woman with blond hair lying on a small bed, holding her legs wide open with no pants or panties on. I watched as guys just walked up to her, pulled down their pants and inserted their penises in her vagina, then humped her until they had an orgasm. “This isn’t right!” I screamed to Little. “Try it before you knock it,” he said dryly. “Hell no! Uncle Philip is going to kill us!” I screamed.
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About the Book
We’re taught in the hood to never tell. From rape to beatings to killings to drugs—you never tell or you’re considered a snitch. This is not a tell-all book but my story, my journey. I’ve changed most names in this book to protect people’s identity. I feel everyone should tell their story; it heals!
About the Author
Darren "Jaz" Vincent's story begins in Niagara Falls, New York, where people knew him as a roughneck, a troublemaker. He was a wannabe rap singer with muscles, tattoos, and scars. But one day, Vincent says, someone convinced him to read a book about facing fear. It was the first book, at the age of thirty-four, he ever read from front to back, and it awakened a hunger in him. He was a kid from the 'hood, and all of a sudden, he stopped fighting, left New York, and moved to Charlotte, where he opened a bookstore to open other people's eyes.