Bøger af Vinny Green

Detective Nikki Evelyn Armstrong, a kickass decorated member of the United States Navy and the New York City Police Department, stood at the site of the freshly dug grave surrounded by its moist piles of dirt. From where she stood, Nikki could see all the acreage known as the Canarsie Cemetery. The cemetery was a City-owned burial ground, which ran along Remsen Avenue in Brooklyn, New York, just a few blocks south of Canarsie Park, once a part of the famed hunting ground of the Canarsie Indians, and about two miles from the Belt Parkway, the handy escape route for many Canarsie residents needing to just get away for a while. This sacred ground was open to the public as a site to honor loved ones who had gone home to be with the Lord. For those who questioned the existence of a higher being, it was no more than a final resting place.Nikki began to shed a tear as her finely manicured, slender fingers stroked the oversized wooden casket sprinkled with knotholes, splinters and other imperfections that housed the small body of Kamari Prescott. A young boy who seemed to love life despite its harsh realities. Kamari had been befriended by abuse far too often in his battered young life and visited by death much too early than what Nikki believed the good Lord intended. As she stood at the grave, she questioned the wisdom of God's gift of free will.It saddened Nikki deeply that she and the gravediggers were the only ones in attendance for the Home Going Service of a little boy whose life had painfully, with no mercy been taken by his uncaring bitch of a mother. The reality of this setting renewed Nikki's rage over the entire heartless chain of events. As she stood wondering if there was more, she could have done; or should have done, she began to ponder the injustice of it all.

This is the third Volume in the Trilogy of Poetic Works produced by G-Square Publications, including: A View from My Bay & Untrammeled Love

I have been told that embracing the undertaking of writing a book filled with my own quotes and thoughts is nothing more than a sign of my arrogance. One so eloquently shared that this book authenticates that I am an egotistical asshole.My considered response to these opinions, which we all have, is, "Everyone has to be something; Asshole it is!"

Akbar Brown lives comfortably in his four bedroom home with his loyal dog Benji. The two of them pay special attention to maintaining the home and making sure their friends always feel comfortable and welcome.Once Boris, an uninvited mouse makes his way into their home, Akbar is intent on having the intruder find someplace else to live. It's not long before Boris is getting away from every trap that Akbar sets for him. In fact, as the days go forward, Akbar believes that Boris and Benji have become friends.Will Akbar be victorious in his quest to send Boris packing, or will the outcome be different than any of them had planned?Author: V.E Green Illustrator: C.A. Pure