Right There in Black and White

In "Right There in Black and White," Kendi Liston’s routine evening takes a dark turn when he discovers a woman’s lifeless body, prompting him to make a pivotal decision that could alter his fate. As the investigation unfolds, the story delves into themes of truth, identity, and morality, with characters navigating a tense and complex web of assumptions and biases. With compelling pacing and emotional depth, the novel explores the profound consequences of choices made in a world where perceptions can be dangerous.