The Blackest Blue By S D Epps

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The Blackest Blue by S D Epps

Working in these prison and jail settings where some of the most shocking things can happen from one day to the next would be enough to break you if you’re not strong, it becomes the norm after a while. But if there’s one thing you can count on, it’s the fact that the truth always comes out sometimes in the most bizarre way! Whether sentenced to 30 years, 80 years or given the death penalty, no one can be trusted, sometimes not even your coworkers. Some of them end up trading in their work uniforms for inmate uniforms, especially when they began to commit crimes themselves. No secret was safe, so she had to watch her back in every facility she worked in.The cover of this book is an exact depiction of 24 years in law enforcement as she watched people put up a brick wall to stop her success, progress, and growth. Obstacles were always in her way of being seen as equal. Watching the thin blue line, get thinner and lighter at times the line would unravel and reveal the dark and malicious truth of hate, discrimination, ignorance, and defiance. Respect wasn’t earned, for a black woman in uniform, it was demanded and then forced. Nothing could prepare you for this line of work, nothing can prepare you for this type of disrespect even from her own.