Flippin’ the Hustle A Novel

Flippin’ the Hustle A Novel by Trae Macklin is published by Wahida Clark Presents Publishing in 2013 and spans 258 pages. This novel follows Derrick Richards, who aspires to become a federal agent after a traumatic experience involving the death of his brother and father figure at the hands of a drug dealer. Upon graduating from his training program, Derrick is assigned to infiltrate a notorious criminal organization in New York City, facing the challenges of survival and the potential loss of his former life.

Readers will find a narrative that delves into the psychological aspects of Derrick’s mission, exploring themes related to crime and identity within the context of African American experiences in North Carolina. The story presents a tense atmosphere as Derrick navigates the complexities of his assignment with the Black Tar Boyz, raising questions about loyalty and the impact of his choices. This edition offers an engaging look at the struggles faced by individuals caught between their past and their ambitions.