The death merchants / by James-Howard Readus.

An original Holloway House edition.

Los Angeles, California : Holloway House Publishing Company, [1974]

©1974

256 pages ; 18 cm

BEIN Zan R227 974D: Paperbound.

"BH450"--Cover.

"As Maxwell Nolan grew to manhood, he fought the internal conflict of being a trick baby--the product of love lust. But the Black blood coursing through his veins cried out for supremacy as he struggled to assert his manhood and his self-respect. He joined a local gang, the Po' Devils, only to be confronted with the choice of jail or the army. The army trained him to be a killer, but he didn't want to kill anymore-- just reap the rewards of peddling drugs. Until the Family offered him riches. But there was just one catch, he had to kill to prove himself to the syndicate and in doing so found that he enjoyed it so much that he became a stranger to himself, in trying to escape the animal jungle of his birth he fell victim to it, becoming the white Mafia's most valuable tool in oppressing other Blacks ..."--Page 4 of cover.

English

February 07, 2019

Holloway House Publishing Co., publisher.