Wow, this was intense and raw. I love not knowing of things that I didn't know what to expect, and it was not what I expected. Easy to read, took me about forever since I have three kids and going dealing with school for myself. Smart and an interesting mix of spy thriller, crime mystery, and street life. I would advise not reading it out loud to your kids, but I couldn't put it down. Lewis hooked me in and I hope he writes more books. Highly recommended.

Not for me.It is terrifying.Very bloody.Hoods killing each other.The storyline was well written.I just did not care for the story.David Sotolongo was a fine narrator.I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.

Disclaimer.I had requested and received audible version of this book for free from the publisher, in exchange for an unbiased review.What I liked about the book -This was an intense book, that kept me tense throughout. The story packs a punch and doesn't hold back. A very well written story, full of violence and action. The characters are also very well written and real, layers that blur the line between good and bad. Some of the best developed characters I've read in recent times.What I dislike...

Project Terror - Warning this book contains very strong language and lots of it.. But it is the language of the streets so if you get over the strong language, Then what you get is pure 5* thriller. The storyline is strong and the writing is very good. Keeps you wanting to read/listen. This is my first experience of the authors work and I will be on the lookout for more. Narration is excellent and adds much to the enjoyment of this novel. I was given a free copy of this audiobook at my own reque...

(Disclaimer: I got a copy from the publisher. Does not affect my review in any way)Review: I am surprised I liked it. I am not normally one to go for the gangster type of book. I did find it a bit hard to follow what they were saying but that had more to do with being dyslexic than anything. The sex, drug and violence is pretty detailed, be aware of that if this may be a problem for you.Just liked how it kept switching around, you thought it was going one way, then it went another. I also like h...

Jamal, I do not know how to reach you. I never received this book! I take my membership and reviewing books for Goodreads, etc. VERY seriously. I ALWAYS leave a review for a book that I have received and read. I accidentally hit the received book button (only because it used to toggle to received/not received and now it doesn't seem to do that), anyways I would like to read this book and leave a review if that is still possible. Please, I would never receive a book and not leave a review, I find...

Terrific Story Plot

First time reading a book from this author Jamal Lewis. Great storyline kept my interest lots of twist and turns. Definitely would recommend this book and authors to others. Keep them coming Jamal hope there's a part 2 to this book. With this book the streets will definitely be talking about this author.

Deep book about urban living in Philadelphia; but, what happens when a FBI agent moves in under the guise of being another hoodlum terrorizing the community. Full of guns, robberies, drugs, and mayhem.

A hot story. Pure heat for the streets or crime thriller lovers. Man, Jamal can write and the storyline was a little refreshing. His story has an urban feel, but the FBI investigation is shown, making the novel more suspenseful. That is what sets this book apart from the rest of the pack. Jamal's ability to highlight what investigators are doing and how they are catching up with the bad guys is intriguing. It was like Law & Order with the character's family lives being shown.Must read if you...

They say that street lit is dead and that it is all the same content across the genre. That may be true, and not relevant here, because Project Terror is a true crime thriller, and not on the same level of street fiction.The story line covers Lamar and his cronnies, as they shoot, rob and sell drugs. Now that seems typical, but they have a problem: an undercover agent has moved into their housing projects, chronoling everything that they do. The agent is not just reporting what he sees to his FB...