Review: Engaging…Informative…Refreshing
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 29, 2014
Eye opening peak into the life of a child born with a gender disorder that breaks his family into pieces.Diane and Kristofer Michaels wanted one thing with their marriage and they got it; a bouncing baby boy. But as the novel's tag line suggests, things aren't always what they seem. After finding her son playing in her makeup, Diane sets out to love and spoil her son, despite her and Kristofer's belief that he's extremely effeminate. Unfortunately, Michael doesn't see things that way.Trae Ferguson has set out on a mission to continue advancing the content of urban fiction to cover controversial topics that effect many people, but is often not spoken about. A well-reported, engaging book. A bonus: Some people won’t like it, either. Politics and media junkies, on the other hand, will have a field day with the controversial content.4 out of 5 starsReviewed by Rahiem Brooks, author of Murder in Germantown