Jackson Murphy is a Super-Star Barber, known around town
to work hard and play harder. With his closest confidante Tyrone by his
side, Jackson smoothly navigates the brutal streets he was raised in and the
relationships he flows in and out of like a true Player.
Author Keith Poole’s voice is both comedic and grounded in
reality as he spins his tale about Jackson, a man other men aspire to be and a
man who women can’t seem to live without.
As Jackson easily holds the title for “Player of the
Year,” his main man Tyrone could be best described as a self-professed “Mr.
Nice Guy.” However, Tyrone is a star in his own right as a man who
appears to be the epitome of naiveté and chivalry. A polar opposite to
Jackson, Tyrone is the man most women dream of marrying.
Initially, the book seems to be about a day in the life of
Jackson Murphy, yet it is so much more. This story is about friendship,
loyalty, and growing pains. Surprisingly
it is a love story too!
Although October 27th begins with a slow simmer, there is
an air of anticipation for what is to come. Readers will not be
disappointed as the final chapters build for an unexpected climax.
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