Trevor Young, a former police officer turned politician, has recently published his debut novel titled “Integrity Comes at a Price.”
The book recounts his experiences during his service in the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda, as well as his subsequent political career.
Young launched the book at a ceremony in St John, where he explained his motivation behind writing it.
He expressed concern about the wrongdoings of individuals holding public office in the country and believed that this should not be tolerated.
By sharing his experiences, he aimed to discourage future leaders from engaging in corruption.
With the publication of his book, Young aspires to serve as a deterrent to young aspiring leaders, emphasizing that corruption is not a path worth pursuing.
He cautioned that although it may seem tempting initially, it ultimately damages one’s character and reputation.
During his speech, Young alternated between invoking a sense of revival and addressing his audience as if it were a political gathering.
He strongly criticized some of his former colleagues in the police force, stressing that they cannot simultaneously uphold the law and be lawbreakers.
He firmly stated that it must be one or the other.
The book is dedicated to Ethan Joseph, a young constituent from the St. John’s Rural East constituency.
Young became emotional when describing his relationship with Ethan, who is disabled, and recalled the significant disagreements he had with his team when he was a candidate for the UPP in that area.
Having contested the Rural East Seat for both the UPP and the Democratic National Alliance, Young’s novel is now available through various online book outlets.
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