PREACHERMAN BLUES

PREACHERMAN BLUES

by JIHAD Uhuru
PREACHERMAN BLUES

PREACHERMAN BLUES

by JIHAD Uhuru

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Overview

Best friends...Megapreachers...One good...one evil...As kids, Terrell (TJ) Money and Percival (PC) Turner had one goal-become big time preachers. But once they accomplish that goal, heading up One World Faith; the largest church in the Southeast, the best friends battle on just how they should be leading their flock. TJ is living up to his name and looking to capitalize on a congregation more than willing to shell out big bucks for a man of God. Percival tries to walk the straight and narrow, but soon the lure of the bling leads him astray.
Can either one survive?
When PC tries to right his wrong ways, the battle lines are drawn and best friends will see sides of each other that they never knew existed. Soon, TJ gets down and dirty-pulling up every trick and devastating secret to keep his holy money train rolling. Will Percival learn the hard way that TJ is a sinner who doesn't want to be saved? And if he does, will it be in time enough to stop tragedy from turning his own life upside down? When the dust settles, someone will definitely be singing the Preacherman Blues.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940013114913
Publisher: envisions publishing LLC
Publication date: 09/01/2008
Series: Preacherman Blues , #1
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 325
File size: 215 KB

About the Author

JIHAD’S BIOGRAPHY
Jihad was a smart child growing up in a single-family home in Indianapolis, IN and Atlanta, GA. But, by the age of 16, he was selling drugs and embarking on a criminal career that seven years later would lead him to prison, but not before his lifestyle would cause him to be stabbed, shot, and left paralyzed from a car accident. Although over time he miraculously regained the use of his legs he still served over seven years in six different federal prisons up and down the east coast. While serving time, Jihad looked up to a group of socio-political self-taught prisoners who raised his awareness about himself and his past. He discovered books, mostly by black authors and historians, which was something that never spurred his interest while in school. Jihad started researching and writing about subjects that he was sure many misunderstood, like History, religion, hood-psyche, and society in general. His focus and discipline prepared him to write his first book, an autobiographical account of his life, the award-winning novel STREETLIFE which is taught in schools, such as Fordham University, University of Texas, and others. STREETLIFE is the first and currently only Urban book taught overseas in Germany's Humboldt University. Jihad has gone on to write 7 award-winning, national bestsellers such as the tirlogy PREACHERMAN BLUES, WILD CHERRY, and PREACHERMAN BLUES II, BABYGIRL, RIDING RYTHM, MVP and soon to be released MVP RELOADED. His most cherished and most acclaimed work to date is a self-help book of fictional essays entitled THE SURVIVAL BIBLE: 16 LIFE LESSONS FOR YOUNG BLACK MEN.

He calls his genre of literature conscious hip-hop fiction. His goal is to be the voice of the thousands of self-taught positive prison inmates that will never be heard. As Kanye West, Common Sense, Jada Kiss, Talib Kweli, Mos Def, NAS, and other conscious hip-hop artists are setting the music industry on fire with their lyrics of hope and change, Jihad is doing through his writing.
Jihad is a single father who lives in a suburb outside of Atlanta. He is a bestselling author, motivational speaker and real estate investor. He is CEO of Envisions Publishing, LLC and Custom Care Landscaping & Home Renovations. He is also the founder and CEO of a non-profit organization, The Wake-Up Everybody Foundation, which is dedicated to positively and pro-actively re-awakening the African-American psyche through self-realization and re-edu
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