Richard Leon

Harlem's Hellfighter Richard Leon

Geronimo a native New Yorker sees his city under siege. This son of Harlem eyes a desperate situation takes drastic actions to fix it. He's seen enough. It's time to clean things up. It's time for change. He has bad intentions on doing a good thing. He believes change is good if it does well.

Fast Cash, an out-of-towner an enemy of Harlem brought his ugly ways with him. He believes the Big Apple is his bowl of applesauce. He's wrong comes under attack from the point guard for the people. It's time to get back out-of-town. But he stays. And his world is rocked by violence and horror.

Renee a native New Yorker a daughter of Harlem sees the same situation with her badge she fights it her way she's got the law behind her. Geronimo's actions lead to her pursuit. She must apprehend him even though she knows he's right. She believes crime against crime is still a crime.

The struggle of the soul of a city is waged on the streets of New York. A son of Harlem becomes a vigilante who metes out justice against a drug kingpin whose strangle hold on the city must be broken or all is lost. The hood is under siege the matter has reached critical mass. What erupts on the pages of Harlem's Hellfighter is terrifying to the extreme. The forces of darkness are set upon by an angel of death. Who shows no mercy gives no quarter. Who was it that said: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself? Well fear is here, Harlem's Hellfighter is coming he's not bearing gifts he's bringing grief.