The Tragic Flaw
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Rated 5 starsParker can write
Che Parker's first venture into the world of mob-crime novels is a very detailed look at a very dark place. Once I became familiar with and comfortable with his extensively detailed narrative, the book grabbed me. I find myself not liking the characters much, and grateful that this world is not mine! Having said that, I can't wait to read his next release...
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Rated 5 starsChe Parker, a new and upcoming author for the 21st century
The Tragic Flaw is a remarkable novel, well written and comparable to novels by seasoned authors. As a first time author, Che Parker has painted both a vivid and graphic picture of crime on the streets of Kansas City. His main character, Cicero Day, a bi-racial Black and Italian, is a multi-layered, very complex and confused young man. Parker portrays this character as a leader, someone his friends follow without questions...
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Rated 4 starsA Modern Day Tragedy
When I first began reading The Tragic Flaw, by Che Parker, I thought it was going to be a tough read. In the beginning, there were just far too many details on the setting, but in hindsight, I believe those details were there to give the reader a feel for the setting and to prepare them for what was to come because there were points in the story where the details were so grim, I was actually screaming, squirming, sometimes...
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