Children of Scarface II
Am I my Brother's Keeper?
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On the day of Scarface's graduation, his grandmother died after a home invasion on Brooks Avenue, in Rochester, New York. The crime instigated by a drug lord in Rochester named Junior Price. He wanted to set-up his rival named Jahman, for stealing drugs belonging to the Children of Scarface in Jamaica. Scarface’s grandmother named Lola, pregnant when she runaway from the wilderness of Duckenfield, to the perilous streets of central Kingston, in Jamaica. She made her way to Rochester, New York; and found refuge amongst a bunch of Rastafarian dreadlocks from Jamaica; they lived in a large house on Terry Street, off Jefferson Avenue. Shortly after Lola gave birth to Scarface’s father in Rochester, Prince, a notorious drug lord from the wilderness, came in search of Lola and the baby. Scarface's father was a drug dealer with his two older brothers, Naptea and Lenny; they traffic marijuana from their father in Jamaica. Having a father and a mother living together were the happiest days of Scarface’s childhood, but it did not last for long. Scarface’s father suddenly gunned down in the streets of Rochester, New York. Shortly after that, Scarface’s mother vanished from the streets of the Rochester community. Scarface became an orphan, a motherless and a fatherless child, without any known family member who was not a drug addict, or an alcoholic, or a drug trafficker.
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The book titled; “Children of Scarface II” subtitled; Am I My Brother’s Keeper is a continuation of the saga started in the nonfiction book titled; “My Little Garden of Eden” subtitled; I’m god, we’re all gods. Still to come in the trilogy is the book titled: “The Tree of Life” with the subtitle, healing of the nation. These books narrated to contrast the godly and the ungodly secular lifestyles, with biblical doctrines and principles. The atrocities mentioned in “Children of Scarface II” are real, they essentially occurred in Upstate and Western New York, Mexico, Canada, and in the wilderness of Jamaica. These atrocities are recounted in this book as reported and published by the various news media, and they are available public records. Scarface’s grandmother named Lola, pregnant when she runaway from the wilderness of Duckenfield, to the perilous streets of central Kingston, in Jamaica. She made her way to Rochester, New York; and found refuge amongst a bunch of Rastafarian dreadlocks from Jamaica; they lived in a large house on Terry Street, off Jefferson Avenue. Shortly after Lola gave birth to Scarface’s father in Rochester, Prince, a notorious drug lord from the wilderness, came in search of Lola and the baby. Having a father and a mother living together were the happiest days of Scarface’s childhood, but it did not last for long. Scarface’s father suddenly gunned down in the streets of Rochester, New York. Shortly after that, Scarface’s mother vanished from the streets of the Rochester community. Scarface became an orphan, a motherless and a fatherless child, without any known family member who was not a drug addict, or an alcoholic, or a drug trafficker.
About the Author
At age seventeen before he left Jamaica to live with his mother and stepfather in Rochester, New York. Junior Mendez had only completed a nursery school, equivalent to a kindergarten education in the wilderness of Duckenfield. Within months after his arrival in the United States, Junior Mendez passed the General Educational Development (GED) High School Equivalency Exam and joined the United States Military, U.S. Air force. Honorable discharged from the military; he graduated from Monroe community College, and later Empire State College with a bachelor’s degree; from the State University of New York (S.U.N.Y.). Recently completed two master’s degrees from the University of Phoenix, and currently pursuing doctorate studies at University of Phoenix Online. Junior Mendez now preaches and teaches the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the gospel of the Kingdom of God. Proclaiming, anyone that preached unto you, any other gospel not preach by the Messiah or his Apostles; let them be accursed… (Galatians 1:8-9 KJV).