Destiny'S Revenge Review
A follow up to A Diamond in the Rough, Destiny's Revenge shadows the lives of Diamond's children after her death. Thrown into the foster care system and abused by uncaring caretakers, Destiny abandons any hope for a bright future. However Destiny's life takes an unexpected turn when she discovers the truth about her mother's tumultuous life and tragic death.
A Buffalo's Revenge Review
A Buffalo's Revenge, a Vietnam negative, explores the limits of a nation engaged in a struggle for freedom when the mirror reveals a fractured image. Racism is bundled in an interlocking grid of white and black and oriental hatred. The backdrop of the home front, the plague of assassinations, a spiraling anti-war movement, a sandwiched Media, and politicians and a military caught in the glare of appeasing conflicting demands underscores the plight of individuals fighting for their lives and their loves. Doc Lusane must overcome his need to die; James Jaggers his need to kill; Pee Wee Anson to hate.The home front explodes in a frenzy of hate and violence.The boys discover love beyond the peculiar cadence of language and dialect. They discover life beyond race or color. They discover themselves.America was at war thirty-five years ago and we are at war today. A Buffalo's Revenge is a snapshot of America, then and now.
