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NEW REVIEW: Karen Williams - Thug In Me

Thug In MeKaren Williams
Thug In Me
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5 out of 5 books


What would you do if your life as you know it suddenly changed? Would you take the cards that life handed you, or would you fight to clear your name?

Thug In Me revolves around a young man name Chance who grew up in a single family home. Even though he grew in a rough neighborhood, he was still able to beat the odds. He obtained a college degree and had a great job at Microsoft. Chance took care of his mother and just recently purchased a new home. Things suddenly change when Chance is wrongly convicted of murder and is now facing a long prison bid. Everything is slowing slipping away: his job, his girlfriend, and his life as he knows it. Will Chance be able to clear his name,  or will he waste his life in prison for a crime he didn’t commit?

Calhoun is Chance’s best friend and brother, and the two of them have been through thick and thin together. Chance never understood how his best friend's, who came from a two-parent middle class household, could be in total chaos. Calhoun had every chance awarded and given to him, but instead he chose to be a thug in the street, a dead beat father and go in and out of prison. Calhoun has always taken chances, but when secrets are revealed, will Calhoun and Chance friendship be able to test the obstacles put before the?

Thug In Me is an excellent read by Karen Williams. This book covers various topics that are relevant in our society today. I enjoyed reading the book from cover to cover. Chance was able to overcome life-altering obstacles and situations and still remember his morals and dignity. Thug In Me is a must read, and I can’t wait to read the next novel by Karen Williams.

Reviewed by Kristin for Urban Reviews

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