White Gazelle

by R H Ewing

The time is 1984 in Los Angeles California. Gang Violence between the bloods and the Crips is at a all time high. Crack Cocaine is sold in America faster then car sales. And a young women looses her mother when she is to young to know or understand. Soon she is caught up in the street environment that brings her to an understanding that life is about choices you make. For young teens who are in trouble this book can assist you in the choices you make. For parents this is a book where you will examine the wills of your children more if you really love them. R.H. Ewing

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1419631381
• ISBN13: 9781419631382
• Release Date: October 2006
• Publisher: Booksurge Publishing
• Length: 122 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.2" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Written with great Compassion & Conviction very Inspirational

This book is a must read. Very inspirational. I would highly recommend this book for teens and young adults who are trying to find their purpose in life. I could not put this book down, I could not wait to see how Storm was going to turn her life around. This story is a story of Love, hope & Trust. I rated it four stars only because of grammatical errors. Great Book! You can make it thru any "STORM" that life brings you., it's about the choices we make, young and old.

Inspiring message

I thought this book was written with a purpose of giving the youth of today a choice,but as I kept reading it I found there was a strong message to the adults to. The author makes this book interesing by telling a story that keeps you wanting to find out what happens to the characters. Once I started reading the book I wanted to keep on reading it. This book has several good messages that can help and inspire people. I really liked the Foreward of this book it set the tone for the book. It has a great message for all, and lets you know the author is speaking from personel experience which makes it real

A compelling, gritty, inspirational book

This story is geared towards young adults who are struggling to figure out what their place is going to be in this world, what they want to do with their lives, etc. It's an inspirational tale that does not pull any punches. It feels real; the author knows the streets, yet is able to convey this environment without resorting to strong language and other things that may not be considered appropriate for young readers. I knocked it down a star because it needs another round of editing. You do have to get past some grammatical errors to enjoy this book. If you can, it'll be one of those books you won't be able to put down.