Have you ever fallen? Fallen so deep it was impossible to regain your balance let alone stand again? Have you ever loved? Loved so hard you didn’t take a moment to analyze how quickly you gave your heart, body, mind, and soul away . . . only for it to be taken for granted?
Meet Normani Lee Gooding, a twenty-year-old rich suburban girl with a strong addiction to thugs. At a young age, she was trained how to talk properly, walk with grace, and conduct her life with proper etiquette because her father is the very well respected and beloved mayor, and she is constantly in the public eye. However, daddy dearest is the man he portrays to be. To the public, he’s a rich politician that invested wisely into his lucrative businesses but to the streets he’s Roman, the plug. When his identity begins to unfold, his family lives are put in danger. With so many snakes in his garden, will he be able to identify them before it’s too late?
Taking advantage of her father’s lack of focus, Normani disobeys the strict orders she’s always followed and jumps head first into danger zone, the hood. Flashy jewelry, loose dreads, platinum grills, sagging jeans, and Jordans, the basic hood nigga’s swag, immediately draws sweet Normani in but what happens when there are sinister intentions behind such an unconventional union?
Dru is your typical hood nigga. When his crackhead mother leaves him to fend for himself and his three little sisters, he finds himself in a bind. Erin, the woman that captured his heart and the mother of his child, stands by his side through thick and thin. Nickeling and dining on the block isn’t even enough to make ends meet until his sister, Nita, puts together what is supposed to be a harmless get-rich-quick scheme.
They say love is a powerful thing, and loving the right person has proven to be beautiful, but loving the wrong person can be the very thing used to orchestrate your demise.
In this gritty street romance, you’ll learn what happens when you mistakenly give your heart to the wrong person to hold, to cherish.
Genre: Urban Fiction
Meet Normani Lee Gooding, a twenty-year-old rich suburban girl with a strong addiction to thugs. At a young age, she was trained how to talk properly, walk with grace, and conduct her life with proper etiquette because her father is the very well respected and beloved mayor, and she is constantly in the public eye. However, daddy dearest is the man he portrays to be. To the public, he’s a rich politician that invested wisely into his lucrative businesses but to the streets he’s Roman, the plug. When his identity begins to unfold, his family lives are put in danger. With so many snakes in his garden, will he be able to identify them before it’s too late?
Taking advantage of her father’s lack of focus, Normani disobeys the strict orders she’s always followed and jumps head first into danger zone, the hood. Flashy jewelry, loose dreads, platinum grills, sagging jeans, and Jordans, the basic hood nigga’s swag, immediately draws sweet Normani in but what happens when there are sinister intentions behind such an unconventional union?
Dru is your typical hood nigga. When his crackhead mother leaves him to fend for himself and his three little sisters, he finds himself in a bind. Erin, the woman that captured his heart and the mother of his child, stands by his side through thick and thin. Nickeling and dining on the block isn’t even enough to make ends meet until his sister, Nita, puts together what is supposed to be a harmless get-rich-quick scheme.
They say love is a powerful thing, and loving the right person has proven to be beautiful, but loving the wrong person can be the very thing used to orchestrate your demise.
In this gritty street romance, you’ll learn what happens when you mistakenly give your heart to the wrong person to hold, to cherish.
Genre: Urban Fiction
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