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|  | | Ignorance Kills...
The best African American, urban fiction, street lit novel written from a black British perspective.
Inspired by a true story and a popular rap song, by Tupac Shakur ‘Brenda’s got a baby’, Ignorance Kills… brings the reader into the grimy poverty driven world of Brenda, who falls pregnant to her cousin Shun at the age of twelve.
Together they pursue a vicious life of crime until it all comes tumbling down when Shun is shot.
Estranged from her mother and without a father since the age of six, Brenda is left to the mercy of the ghetto and must find a way to survive its nightmarish reality. | |  | | Little Jamaica
Whether it is Kingston Jamaica or Brixton London, crime is prevalent, Von Mozar's urban, street lit, masterpiece, Little Jamaica ponders the question; why?
Based on true-life events of black British history, Little Jamaica fleetingly brings the reader on a vivid journey as it reveals the bitter race battles on the streets of Brixton, London.
Little Jamaica depicts the blood-filled conflict between the black community and racists-whites that lasted for over three decades.
After black people won the racist war, new battles erupted, sadly between black British and the Jamaican Yardies, then shockingly between an Islamic inspired criminal gang and every other non-Muslim criminal, fighting for total control.
This deadly combinati | |  | | Mr Bling
Mr Bling is dreaming of riches, however, trapped in the urban streets of London will he discover what the root of money is?
An authentic London City story that narrates the slippery, risky, destructive lifestyle of Leebert Lewin, who out of the need to keep up with his peers, puts himself into debt to buy expensive clothes, a fast car and nights out with pretty women.
When he can no longer borrow, he scams his way into the club promotion business, but coming short on his promises, he ends up owing thousands to gangsters.
Running out of time, Leebert Lewin has to somehow find the money he owes or the secret to generating instant riches to pay back the gangsters and stop them from breaking every bon | |  | | Sexfiend
Von Mozar's urban romance, street lit, novel; will shock most, amaze some, and leave others reflecting on ways to disconnect from destructive addictions.
Imagine growing up in a room with two broken beds, five other family members and old hand me down clothes scattered everywhere.
Every night you go to bed dreaming for happiness. Nevertheless, sleep is denied as the nights are instead filled with sexual abuse from a family member.
In your state of childhood innocence this seems like fun, providing escapism from your grimy situation.
However, when you’re an adult, still dreaming for happiness and now find yourself trying to escape sexual situations in the pursuit of your soul mate, there are only two outcomes; you either ne |
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