The Heroin Factor

The Heroin Factor James McEachin In the Company of My Sistahs - Jo D Wright [email protected] read it a few years ago. I gritty mystery. The novel is well written. I almost got lost in the plots and sub-plots , the drugs, who doing the drugs but I could not put it down. It is mystery noir!. The characters were really well developed but not really likable. It was a good read. Now that I know Mr. McEachin is a writer, I will read his others.

James McEachin earned my heartfelt admiration with his first novel, Tell Me a Tale, and has continued to impress me with each of his successive books. The Heroin Factor, though completely different than his previous novels, still exudes the descriptive scenes, twisting plot, and strong, opinionated, and ultimately human characters that have always made his books such wonderful reads.

james mceachin is the eptiome of a soldier, actor, and author, evolved in that order. with each new novel he brings forth the diversity that only a skilled artist, such as he, can do. that's clearly a survival technique whether in the trenches, the lime-light, or under the pressures of a publishing company. i have only recieved this book recently but it's a page turning experience from the inception. the characters are clearly concise and the evolution of the story as intriguing as "the case of the century" as it unfolds. i continue to anticipate where mceachin will take my spirit as we travel through l.a. on this "don't judge a book by its cover" journey. kudos again!!!