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Asante Kahari's HOMO THUG, takes the reader into the life of Michael Fraser, a convicted felon who is about to serve his first adult sentence in prison. Michael learned crime before he learned the facts of life and enters prison as a sexually frustrated virgin. Throughout his time in juvenile detention centers, Fraser saw mild homosexual acts, which intrigued him as much as they disgusted him. When he goes to prison he is in a whole new world where anything goes. Michael quickly assimilates into the prison community and moves up the ranks to become one of the most powerful inmates. He has money, power, and respect, but lacks love. Michael seeks love and finds it in the form of Derrick "Dee Dee" Jenkins a fellow inmate who has taken so many feminine hormones that he actually resembles a woman. His first encounters with Dee Dee are considered mild to some, but soon an all out love affair blossoms. Circumstances terminate their relationship and later both are released from prison. After his release, Michael is finally able to consummate with members of the opposite sex. Although he thoroughly enjoys sex with women, he still yearns for feelings that he experienced with men. Ultimately, Michael will have to do a great deal of soul-searching to find out who or what it is that he desires, and risks having his secret longings for men destroy everything he has. HOMO THUG is a drama filled, quick read that drew me in from the very beginning. The story unfolded well and the characters were intriguing. The book served as an eye-opener to some of the experiences that occur in prisons and the circumstances under which many thugs partake in "down low" homosexual lifestyle. Despite the book's allure, I found myself struggling through it because there were so many distracting grammatical and typographical errors. However, Asante Kahari is to be commended for penning such an eye-opening, entertaining read.

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