Category: Gay/Lesbian/Bi Publisher: MC Books
ISBN-10: 0971039860
Type: Fiction
Pages: 227
Copyright: May 20, 2008
ISBN-13: 9780971039865
Some secrets weren't meant to be kept.
After the regretful close of his relationship, Rodney Franklin seeks the comfort of family and friends in his hometown of philadelphia. While reconnecting with his past, Rodney discovers he and a childhood friend both shared a disturbing experience—they were both victims of child molestation at the hands of the same depraved man. In their attempt to right the wrongs of the past, Rodney and his friends find themselves in very present trouble. Amidst it all, Rodney’s old flame, katrina, enters the picture in hopes of resuming her role as damsel in distress, but this time around, she finds Rodney is not the man she once knew.
Professional Reviews
"...[A] gripping new read..."
Bravely delving into the topic of male sexual abuse, Michael-Christopher tackles an important, but seldom discussed, subject with sensitivity and candor. in his gripping new read. --Angela Burt-Murray, Editor-in-Chief of Essence Magazine
"...Another pop lit winner..."
Entertaining and thoughtful, UNSPEAKABLE is yet another pop lit winner from one of our best and most reliable independent writers. --Stanley Bennett Clay, author of LOOKER
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