The Slave Players

It’s modern day in the Deep South. Racial unrest is rampant, and outbreaks of violence reach epidemic proportions. When a church bus makes a wrong turn in the Alabama countryside, a dozen teenage girls become victims of a heinous crime. The resulting outcry is explosive, as a new civil war erupts, but this time it will be whites who are cast into bondage. And Slave Playing becomes a cruel game of tyranny and survival.


The story winds and unwinds as it coils around the reader like a great serpent. At times it will be a love story, with warmth, humor and human kindness. But mostly it will slap hard at the Wall-Builders, and those who would be king at the expense of others, who would be prey. And a man will arrive on this tiny speck of land in the heart of Alabama. He will bring with him a whip, and a lesson of what tyranny and oppression can do to the human spirit.


The Novel Reader says; “Incredible story with characters you’ll love, and a master villain you’ll love to hate. Starts out like a murder mystery, then shifts gears for a ride through a volatile land where all societal rules comes to die.”


Kirkus; “A masterly indictment of America’s failed racial policies.”


Weekly Review; “Extraordinary contemporary drama by a terrific new talent.”


Publishers Daily Review; “A chilling modern day tale of racism in the south.”


Readers’ Favorite; “An instant classic by an amazing storyteller.”