The Black Godfather

Frank Matthews

By: Seth Ferranti

Narrated by: Seth Ferranti

Frank Matthews was the black Godfather. In an era when the Mafia controlled the heroin trade with a vise grip, Matthews was able to bypass them and get his own connection for heroin in Corsica. It's said that he generated millions of dollars of cash from drug sales in the early 70s and had apartments full of drug money. He also organized Black dealers nationwide and had them all getting drugs from him. He was the original Superfly and American gangster.

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narration

narration is monotone and makes listening hard to do. story was ok. could do with or without

straight to the point

Just how it didn't beat around the bush it got right to the point

Needs a different voice

Narration wasn't authentic sounding. I knew most of the story. Went to school with Frank Jr in Brooklyn

Badly written and read

This book was clearly put together from tales told in the hood it’s poorly written lacks color the slang used horrible the description of events horrible I’ve heard better stories about him from old timers in the barbershop