Say That To My Face Fiction - David Prete

Say That To My Face Introduces Us To Joey Frascone And His Family And Friends In The Tense, Violent, Racially Divided Yonkers Of The Seventies And Eighties. His Childhood Segmented Between Four Homes And His Teenage Dreams Pulling Him Towards The Challenge And Excitement Of York City, Joey Is A Handsome Kid Whose Intense And Conflicting Loyalties Threaten To Tear Him Apart. Whether Responding To The Crush Of A Motherless Girl Whose Sister He Adores; Flirting With Danger During The Terrifying Summer Of Mass-murderer Son Of Samquot;; Cheating His Teammates Of A Victory To Save A Friend On The Ballfield; Watching His Mother Play Softball Against His Father ( In Her Lovely Red Dress, She Pretended To Fix Her Crotch And Spit Out A Wad Of Chewing Tobacco.