About The Downtown Massive-Book One:
Errol Douse went to prison for slashing up Shorty Paul. In prison he met a young Don, Bobby Deacon. He was there for trying to extort two Chinese businessmen. Douse is a known gunman. He fought in the war between Phantom and Shadow for control of Downtown, Kington. On leaving prison, Bobby Deacon was allowed space to operate in for a fee, by Shadow, the Old Don now controlling Downtown, Kingston. Coltrane, another Don, who Shadow had allowed to operate in space he no longer thought viable. Coltrane had gotten bigger than Shadow and warned Bobby Deacon to leave the area or be forced out. Bobby Deacon recruited fighters to defend his base. Coltrane’s forces attack his forces and he has to flee. Shadow had agreed to help him fight off his attackers, but pulled out his forces at the last moment leaving him exposed on several fronts. He lost several fighters and has to seek refuge in safe houses in the rural areas. In the meantime, Douse is out of prison, but has lost contact with Bobby Deacon. Shorty Paul is also out of prison and Digger Lobban, a hit man is back home. Coltrane recruited Digger to find and destroy Bobby Deacon. The heat is turned up on Douse as both Shorty aul and Digger begin hunting him as a link to Bobby Deacon. He has to give up the taxi he was operating and go and join the Bobby Deacon’s forces. Bobby Deacon has in the meantime been building up his forces for a push on Coltrane ant to take his revenge on Shadow for his treachery.
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Author Bio:
Austin Mitchell has written more than eighty short stories. He has also written several plays, poems and
novels. He has attended several writing workshops. Several of his short stories have been published in
newspapers in Jamaica. He is a past student of St. Mary’s College, Above Rocks, St. Catherine. He is from a community, called Glengoffe, one of the largest communities in the island, which is in the north east of the island, bordering the parishes of St. Mary and St. Andrew. He presently resides in the city of Portmore, which incidentally is also in the parish of St. Catherine. Mr. Mitchell is a lover of sports, especially cricket, football and athletics. He is an avid reader of Western novels. He also enjoys watching Western & Nollywood movies.