Review: Lost Innocence
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 12, 2012
"Innocent" was an awesome book! It brought so many different emotions out of me; it made me laugh, sad and angry. Innocent displayed the realization of racism that is displayed everyday. IC Miller (Innocent) was a high school graduate, who earned a scholarship to play basketball at a college in George. His hopes and dreams went down the drain, while driving to Georgia to attend college. He was framed for a murder in a small town in Georgia which caused him to never make it to school and ended up in prison. Tamara, who is the mother of Innocent's son, decides to leave Chicago, move to Georgia and try to make a better life for herself & her son. Ironically, Tamara obtains a job at the same prison in which Innocent is incarcerated. This is where the drama begins and Tamara finds out that her son's father is not in college but in prison. Tamara learns that Innocent, is innocent and decides that she is going to do any and everything that she can to help him get out of this bad situation. While dealing with the news surrounding Innocent, Tamara gets involved in some drama of her own and is now trying to find a way to deal with her own issues as well. Innocent is a must read and will keep you wanting to read more!