Trouble Man

By: Travis Hunter

Narrated by: Marc Damon Johnson

An Essence best-selling author, Travis Hunter is acclaimed for the way he honestly confronts the issues facing African-American men. Jermaine Banks is a pot dealer in Philadelphia, father to a three-year-old boy, and committed partner to his pregnant girlfriend. As he approaches his 30th birthday and suffers the loss of a close friend to gang violence, he realizes it's time for some changes. Being a good father, and possibly husband, means finding a legitimate job and getting his family away from the ghetto. Can he stop being a trouble man?©2003 Travis Hunter (P)2006 Recorded Books, LLC

WONDERFUL INSPIRING STORY

I really enjoyed the story, characters and narrator. Family is important and being able to change for the better is so inspiring. Sometimes the characters seem so real. This is definitely one worth listening to.

WONDERRIFIC!!!

I WAS WONDERING WHAT WOULD COMEOF JERMAIN AFTER LEAVING PRODIGY IN ATLANTA AND TRAVELING BACK TO PHILLY, THIS NOVEL WAS EXCELLENT, AGAIN I FOUND MYSELF TRAVELING THRU EACH AND EVERY EMOTION. TRAVIS HUNTER IS A WONDERFUL NOVELIST. I CAN'T WAIT TO LISTEN TO MY NEXT BOOK.

Great Book

I love a good book that showcases the power of choices. It was great to see Jermaine turn the corner from what could have ruined his life to making good choices and stepping up to be a great roll model for his son. It is a great lesson that life can change based on 1 good or bad decision. I had absolutely no simpathy for his father and was happy to see him get what he deserved. I would definately listen to more of this authors book and recommend this book to others.

A good listen

I really enjoyed trouble man. I wish it was longer. I hesrd the end and was so disappointed because I wanted more. I hope there's a follow-up.

Trouble Man

This is a great book, it deals directly with the problems of inner city. We need more men of color involved, with this I'm sure we'll see an increase in education and Decrease in crime. Thanks, I'll treasure this one.