The Price We Pay

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Pub Date Nov 12 2023 | Archive Date Jan 26 2024
PTP Press | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles

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Description

Awakening To Racial Injustice

Zenetta Henchman awakens to the racial injustices rooted in her small town when she witnesses a Black neighbor’s fatal shooting. The lack of justice delivered by the police, along with the lack of attention the shooting receives from those in authority in her community, outrages Zenetta and causes her to question the need to respect an authority that can’t protect her.

The Price of Her Silence

When Zenetta and her best friend find themselves on the receiving end of racially motivated police brutality, they’re given a choice: keep their mouths shut or let their families pay the price. Her silence buys her family’s safety, but when someone dies because of it, Zenetta’s confronted with a terrible truth: There’s a price to be paid for silence, too.

A False Accusation

Now the same cops that demanded Zenetta's silence falsely accuse her father of a crime she knows he didn’t commit. Will justice prevail or will her father be wrongly convicted by the system he swore his life to serve? 

Awakening To Racial Injustice

Zenetta Henchman awakens to the racial injustices rooted in her small town when she witnesses a Black neighbor’s fatal shooting. The lack of justice delivered by the...


Advance Praise

“This book not only told a personal story but it also told a realistic one that we as African Americans are living through today.”

– BETA Reviewer

“The To Kill a Mockingbird of the 21st Century – but from a Black perspective”

– Ned Barnett, CEO of Barnett Marketing Communications 

“This book not only told a personal story but it also told a realistic one that we as African Americans are living through today.”

– BETA Reviewer

“The To Kill a Mockingbird of the 21st Century – but...


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ISBN 9781636270012
PRICE $34.95 (USD)
PAGES 283

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