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Convicted

Convicted

Biography & MemoirChristianity
Pages
240
Published
2017
Language
English

Synopsis

This true story reveals how two radically conflicted men chose to let go of fear and a thirst for revenge to pursue reconciliation. In Benton Harbor, racial tensions escalated when white narcotics officer Andrew Collins framed innocent Black man Jameel McGee for crack cocaine possession. McGee spent three years in federal prison, and Collins later went to prison for falsifying police reports. This book chronicles their unexpected journey from adversaries to a path of forgiveness and community healing.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

InspiringThought-ProvokingEmotionalHopeful
Redemption ArcBetrayalRevengeSecond ChanceMorally Grey

Genres

Biography & Memoir Christianity Politics & Society History Religion Self-Help

Authors

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Andrew Collins

Andrew Collins writes crime fiction that explores the justice system. His debut novel, "Convicted," offers a look at legal drama. He focuses on stories with strong characters and unexpected turns.

J
Jameel Zookie McGee

Jameel Zookie McGee is an author whose work explores themes of justice and personal struggle. His book, Convicted, offers readers a look into the lives of those impacted by the legal system.

M
Mark A. Tabb

Mark A. Tabb writes fiction and nonfiction. His book, "Convicted," explores themes of justice and personal change. Tabb's writing often examines the human experience through a direct lens.

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Mark Tabb

Mark Tabb is the author of Correr para vivir, a book that explores the connection between running and life's challenges. His writing offers readers a thoughtful perspective on personal journeys and endurance.