Tarnished Men

Download or read book Tarnished Men written by Hagler and published by Xlibris Corporation. This book was released on 2012-09 with total page 453 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: EVERYONE NEEDS A HERO... In the heart of the Cape flats, gangsters and drug dealers hold communities hostage. The average Cape Malay is not the go meekly into the darkness sort of person. They have a history of hardship, brutality and a stubborn determination not be subjugated. So it should come as no surprise that the anti-drug committees in various suburbs on the Cape Flats are developing a stronger more violent rhetoric. And when they are hijacked by a radical religious sect, lit fuses becomes more than just a cliché. Linda Chambers has a nine year old daughter -Lisa who is being stalked by a dangerous predator and the police refuse to help. In desperation she turns to her brother, he is street smart and he knows people. Or rather he knows Iron. As Iron delves deeper he finds things are not what they seem - is it ever? The predator stalking Lisa is not acting alone; he is connected and protected, pitting Iron against a criminal organisation that will stop at nothing to carve out a niche in the Cape Flats underworld. And what's the connection between religious fanatics who want to recruit Iron and an Imam with ties to the underworld? Set in Cape Town, Tarnished Men is a non-stop ride through a post-apartheid South Africa, still brimming with hate and resentment. What they said about Reaching Discontent by Hagler: Reaching Discontent is a powerful new novel from a man who understands a world most of us will never experience. You get a very engaging story and the characters are not one dimensional - each of them have their own demons and the actions they take have consequences, sometimes dire, to those they love - eBook of the Month Club Recommended reading! - Benjamin Jones Author of the Humanities Ultimate Battle Series...a rip-roaring, blood-soaked adventure story...Reaching Discontent is much more than its street fighting. It's a well-crafted, lavishly descriptive novel... -Shafiq Morton - Surfing Behind the Wall blog spot.