The Commission

About the Book

It's survival of the fittest as the Money Mobb Mafia reigns over the underworld with an iron clad fist. With their notorious leader Barry McCoy and his all American basketball playing brother Donell as the underboss, along with the aid of their cousin Ronnie- they achieve The American Dream by using power and cunning manipulation to take control of everything they set their minds to. But when wars amongst rival crews and undercover Agents leave behind a trail of murders in the process- one up and coming Detective decides to put up his zealous will and street knowledge to go after the brothers in a way where others have failed if not lost their lives in the process.

The story unfolds as Barry sustains his empire through out envious and near fatal circumstances while Detective Johnson undergoes deep undercover-when he realizes that he is literally entrapped within a maze of henchmen conspiring to take out the leaders of the Mafia. Once the tables are turned, it's every many for himself as Detective Johnson finds himself trying to bring down Barry's organization, yet stay alive as the brothers and the Money Mobb Mafia members display their differencing intentions having to do with extortion, drugs and arms trafficking. Trying to lose himself of what was once a brotherly empire, Barry not only find himself trying to beat the odds of being murdered as well as being caught by Federal Law enforcement, but make a way out of the criminal web that he and his brothers have tied themselves into.

About the Author

As a means to introduce myself, I feel as though I should start out with the basics first. My name is O’Shun Jones and I’m active duty military. I’m 23 years of age and I’m from Dallas,Tx. I initially decided to write a book to express and communicate my creative images to others in the business of looking to read interesting literature. I like to think, believe and pursue intellectual efforts that are thought provoking as well as positively influential. What started out as a creative experience turned out to be a message that I wanted to deliver to my audience as the reality of those who choose to live the street life. There is bright future as well as peace of mind that can be resulted in positive things which I express in my novel. I do intend on writing more novels, not necessarily street lit books, but educational literature to the younger generation.