Jim Schutze Livres

The long-suppressed treatise on Dallas' institutional and structural racism, from slavery through desegregation, with a new forward by Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price.

The narrative centers on Booby Kent, a notorious bully whose reign of terror in a Ft. Lauderdale community ends when he is lured into the Everglades and killed by seven former classmates, including his best friend. Driven by a desire for revenge, particularly from one marginalized teenager, the plot unfolds as a chilling exploration of adolescent rage and the consequences of bullying. Based on true events, this gripping tale delves into the psychology of vengeance and the dark side of teenage relationships.