All I Need in This Life of Sin

ISBN-13: 9781536873245 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 232 str.

Jasmine Railey

Opis

Million Dupree is an struggling photographer who's only goal is to get it out the mud, without depending on her family ties. Being the daughter of a Underground Rap Legend, Million strives to make it on her own but after two years of accepting disloyalty and swallowing lies from her long term boyfriend, Lorenzo, Million realizes she deserves better and begins to seek her independence. Until she met Dru McIntosh. While in the midst of her own struggles, a secret from her father's past surfaces shortly before his disappearance. Dru McIntosh's only concern is bettering himself and his own reality. With both parents in prison and constant warfare with his blood brothers, Dru takes leaps to make a positive difference in his life and his neighborhood. Being a product of his environment, the streets run through his veins but his cold-hearted nature is tested with every time Million smiles. Dru learns that his father has been released from prison and his mother is terminally ill, and now he only has one focus: Forgetting his Father and breaking his mother out of prison. After linking up with Cartel plug, Sanchez and one of his best men, Dru makes a deal with him in exchange for his mother's freedom. With a brewing drug war, Sanchez deal only adds fuel to the fire. Through their own flaws and similar dramas, Dru offers Million an easy way to come up on a couple bands: Can you just ride for a nigga? Million obliged him and indulged in his "strictly business mindset" simultaneously fighting against their obvious attraction for one another, they became the modern day Bonnie and Clyde of robbing trap houses. In this story, you'll find out the true meaning of keeping your friends close and your enemies closer. This small circle of foes are connected through innocent friendships. Dru and Million may be in over their head but in this life of sin, they may be all each other got.

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