Review: A New Spark in Urban Lit
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 10, 2012
This is my first review for a David Weaver book and fortunately for the author it will not be the my last. Bawss tells the tale of a family which came to america like so many others through the slave trade, but unlike so many others they had no intention of remaining slaves. Through hard work, perfecting their craft and the numerous obstacles that come out as one is on a quest to make a legacy, you see a family balancing on a scale of probabilities  the slim line between doing whatever it takes and the ends don't ever justify the means. That's as much of the novel as I'll tell you, Download it today and trust me you wouldn't regret it (I didn't)Lots of authors dream of writing a novel that sets them apart from their peers. A novel to define them, David does this with through provoking prose, special attention to historical accuracy and a novel that moves ahead slowly at first because one must careful add the ingredients in a other to make a plot worthy of literary consumption. So again hats off to you David I know I have some other of his books to review for him (but I know he has the patience to wait for them lol) But really as with all of his books there's a writing style to admire and love and together with his propensity to tell a hell of a story this author is surely on the way to great things, keep it up bro.