We only live once. And what we do with that one life matters. Doesn’t it? When my own son married a Wonderful black woman and they had an amazing boy, my best friend who is Black told me to give my grandson the best I could ever offer with this “black-white” thing. And after working over ten years with him, Mr. Hubbard allowed me to ask anything I needed to know about being black. Of course, I cannot ever get close to that.
But I learned unbelievable painful, hurtful things that he told me. And out of my heartfelt pain, I began the years long endeavor of writing “A Panther’s Father” Book Series. And tall? Boy, did we ever talk. And both of us already had experienced the bitter racial unrest in the Military during the Vietnam War era.
So, what message do I want to tell anyone? Black, White, Purple. Doesn’t matter. I want to give all of us, HOPE. That’s the message.
And one more deep message for Animals and THOSE unable to talk for themselves-WE ALL WANT TO LIVE.
Is that okay with you?

What’s this book all about? Have you heard someone mention this Book yet? Or are you the very demanding Reader who demands the very best and newest? New Author to you? New arrangement of mind-blowing analogies? Is that you?

But what is this book about?

Book overview

A Panther’s Father, is a book of hope, caring, and human engagements revolving around the Roosevelt Family from New York City. “Granny Z” Roosevelt is New York City’s 105-year-old storytelling narrator. Her son, Richard and Buster Brocks fall victim to a jungle ambush during the Vietnam War. Both endure rehabilitation. Buster receives the Medal of Honor. Taneeka, Richard’s wife, Richard, and Buster then get their UCLA Degrees. Both men join the LAPD reaching the rank of Supervisors. But the time-period is the volatile early 1970’s and deep racial conflict bears down upon them and the LAPD. But their careers are jeopardized as Shooters from a foreign Country seeking revenge against America engage in Drive-By Shootings in Los Angeles. Another storyline is Bahu the African Tribal Leader who becomes a Doctor of Medicine and finally resides outside New Orleans during the days of the Clipper Ships. Dr. Bahu is thrust into the dark and often times sinister world of aiding slaves.

JAMES BROWN is a master storyteller and historian. His most recent work is A Panther’s Father, Books I – IV, which is a spiritual series, a testament to the hardships James and his loved ones have faced Overseas and here in the New World. He takes his readers on a journey, exploring humanity, the highs and lows, our virtues and vices, our pains, out loves, and yet, also our laughter, and all to express the Hope for the reader, and the love the Lord has for each of us.

James is a simple man, a Texan, and when he’s not playing Cowboy he’s one heck of a Dad, to three mostly-grown individuals, and one amazing Grandpa to eight grandchildren. He’s been married to his special lady, Janet Brown, who dabbles in math wizardry (i.e. a high school math teacher), for 42 magical years. She is the love of his life, his muse, and best friend. James is also a U.S. Army Veteran, a gunner on an M-60 Main Battle Tank, which the crew affectionately called-

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James is also the author of the book, Handgun Safety, and his work has been featured in The Texas Review and the Sam Houston State Literary Review. “The living breathing James Brown” has over 18,000 followers, so join us, we’ve got beer (not really), at http://thelivingbreathingjamesbrown.com

His Blog and LinkedIn page have all been visited over 8 million times by readers such as yourself from all over the 🌎.

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“A+”

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