Gregory Que (pronounced “Q”), takes readers on a literary ride, bobbing, weaving and sparring with them about his exploits, sharing wisdom and secrets with wit, sarcasm and blunt honesty. He believes he is writing a “how to” book, but readers will ultimately surmise correctly that his profferings revolve around women in his life, four in particular with whom he shares secrets involving his past, present and future. A charismatic, complex, self-proclaimed “ladies man” who does not take compliments well, Que is looking for what we all seek, even when we don’t realize it, even when we don’t see it ... love. He is that humble, arrogant individual with faults that women will love and men will admire, but still hate on.
Oh my goodness…
I’m only 52 pages in and I’m HOOKED!
A completely different style of writing. Having full blown conversations with the narrator! It’s insane!
But insanely good.
Shout out to Neal Sellers for an amazing book.
The Cackling of the Crows is definitely going to be one of my top 20 faves of 2022.
The face I’m making… IYKYK! Even if you only read up to page 10… you’ll have the same expression!
Porsché M. Steele, Nigeria
Wow what a read! This book had it all. Realism like you wouldn't believe. If you're from Brooklyn (like I am) you can definitely relate. Que walks the fine line of growing up in a neighborhood where gangs and hard living can make or break a person. First love heartbreak. Friends to lovers journey. Grudges between friends. Jealousy. Violence. Laughter. Suspense. It has it all. Misunderstandings from the past and present that intertwine and brings it all together. Not your cookie cutter ending! Loved it! A must read!
