This book is a collection of short stories dealing with different peoples lives and ages ages. Explaining to people that life is short and that if you do wrong then your life will probably end up bad or get cut even shorter. Then also don't blame God for all your mistakes when he has been trying to tell you your whole life through other people.

 Daniel Hill has assembled terse, short stories into a collection of fiction titled, Which One Are You?  His book is an instant drop into a bucket of the dark side of society; filled with gang violence, killings, drug dealers, addicts, dysfunctional families and over all antisocial behavior. What he presented is a reality check, or I’ll call it “cultural shock therapy;” as many of us would not even acknowledge this activity, mayhem, gang activity, senseless killing and unconscionable crime exists, even though our evening news is all too eager to present us with the video clips and sound bites. 

Daniel Hill exemplifies about two dozen types of people, engaged in various forms of deceit, lies and hurtful actions.  He tells first-hand of things known only to killers, and some other stories known only to the victims.  He explains the feelings of children’s lost love from the apathy of a mother’s drug addiction along with the father’s disappearance, when grandparents had no control over teens growing up.  He talks about the strength and conviction of some “do-gooders,” keeping their faith and having their fortitude in their beliefs to see them through these terrible ordeals.  Although this book swept me into the street, and is candidly frank about jail-house living, the purpose of this is not to reward bad behavior, but to shock people to see that faith in God is the common ingredient necessary to provide any form of a solution.  To those readers who have a propensity towards this type of behavior, he asks, Which One Are You?  To those not caught up in this lifestyle he warns by example to avoid this before it’s too late!