Yummy
Review
By Guys Lit Wire
Yummy is a true tragic character. Neglected and beaten from an early age, parents in and out of jail, lost through the cracks in social services, Yummy is a poster child for what was (and still is) wrong with the inner cities. The mortality rate in the socioeconomically depressed areas makes a gang member over the age of 19 is a senior citizen. Yummy barely made it half way there. . . .The moment Yummy pulled the trigger on the gun he was officially on his own and no one would be able to save him – a chilling thought the reader gets to chew on long after they’ve closed the book. —Guys Lit Wire 
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