The American Dream

About the Book

While growing up in Bridgeport, Snake’s eyes were not big enough to see the likes of Zeek, his surrogate ‘pops’, and their years together had fortified that bond between them even more; they each came to mean everything to the other. Zeek had long since solidified his position as ‘top dog’ among other leaders of drug organizations, big and small, along the east coast, and had marinated in its bounty for years. Suddenly, in one unprecedented move by Zeek, there came violent turbulence. When the dust had settled, a reputable, self-appointed clan of New York thugs had emerged. The ‘Four-Deep-Mob’, younger and more aggressive, they would bring a whole new meaning to gang warfare in their attempts to topple, Zeek. Pressure from the four bosses was so intense, Zeek’s own young henchmen, the ‘Ninth Ward Package’, were left out of the loop, and baffled by Zeek’s behavior. But oh how things changed.

About the Author

Roy E. Howard’s style and form of writing may be in a class uncluttered of present day writers. His style allows his readers to sore effortlessly up to and inside of each scene, and his true grit, heartfelt adaptations of life are not only gripping, but thought provoking also. He shows his readers the gist of meaning with each word rendered in shaping the real live drama, pain, and joy, found within, and thus the ability of his readers to share in the riveting emotions of each scene, and witness it as if from their own front stoop. Anna Smith Howard Mind Works Publishers