This is an amazing story about a fictional character named, Terrell Sims who is in search of God, love, respect and self-worth. What makes this novel near unbelievable at times, is that each problem Terrell Sims faces, have been taken from real life events From the Iran-Contra scandal, to the Monica Lewinsky scandal to the Iraq war and an insurmountable amount of abuse of power tilted away from diversity and true democracy, this novel brings entertainment as well as enlightenment from an inner-city perspective. After spending years criticizing his African-American people of their lawlessness, Terrell's very own peers, one at a time are being exposed for the very issues they profess only exists with minorities and white Democrats: divorce, fornication, drug and alcohol abuse, homosexuality, pedophilia, raising children under a two female household, out of control spending, you name it, Terrell's party did it. And now he is forced to reckon with not only his patriotism toward his country, but his faith in God which is challenged when his wife, Theresa is diagnosed with AIDS.