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Trouble
We met young Trouble from the We Run New York series but his story doesn't end there. In fact, it doesn't begin there either. So let's go back in time to see what events eventually lead the kid to being a stick up kid.
This his story before, during and after linking up with the infamous Buddha crew. You know how that story ends, his is just beginning.
Here comes Trouble...
This his story before, during and after linking up with the infamous Buddha crew. You know how that story ends, his is just beginning.
Here comes Trouble...
195 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 19, 2023
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September 9, 2023
Great Read
Trouble spoke about some of his life, how he lived, his struggles, and was recapping on what happened in We Run New York series from his point of view. When he met Buddha, Rip, and eventually Killa. It was also where he met the love of his life Keisha. Trouble wasn't really a bad kid. He was actually mild mannered. Born to a crack addicted mother who was murdered and raised by a grandmother who was lowkey an alcoholic as well as surviving off the bare minimum. Had Trouble following his friend Manny robbing people. Trouble was Manny friend but Manny wasn't his friend. Manny was born to a drug addicted mother as well. He was scandalous, conniving, and cold hearted to be so young. Trouble learned just how cold Manny was. Something Trouble had to learn the hard way about his so called friend. Manny reminded me of Travis, Kev, Carlos, and Giggles wrapped up into one person. Trouble life changed drastically when him and Manny was trying to rob Buddha and Rip. It backfired and both men ended up becoming family to young Trouble. He tried to help Manny but that didn't go well. Killa training Trouble put him in a whole new profession. Trouble was wiping out enemies left and right.
Trouble spoke about some of his life, how he lived, his struggles, and was recapping on what happened in We Run New York series from his point of view. When he met Buddha, Rip, and eventually Killa. It was also where he met the love of his life Keisha. Trouble wasn't really a bad kid. He was actually mild mannered. Born to a crack addicted mother who was murdered and raised by a grandmother who was lowkey an alcoholic as well as surviving off the bare minimum. Had Trouble following his friend Manny robbing people. Trouble was Manny friend but Manny wasn't his friend. Manny was born to a drug addicted mother as well. He was scandalous, conniving, and cold hearted to be so young. Trouble learned just how cold Manny was. Something Trouble had to learn the hard way about his so called friend. Manny reminded me of Travis, Kev, Carlos, and Giggles wrapped up into one person. Trouble life changed drastically when him and Manny was trying to rob Buddha and Rip. It backfired and both men ended up becoming family to young Trouble. He tried to help Manny but that didn't go well. Killa training Trouble put him in a whole new profession. Trouble was wiping out enemies left and right.
September 12, 2023
it’s ok, not 🔥 like book 1 - 4
A lot of this was a repeat of previous books but it’s still give you some different insights on Trouble and also tells you a little about his life after the raid. It’s also explained how he got caught up with the Feds. I just wish these books were in some sort of chronological timeline. It would’ve been less confusing if we knew something about their ages, year that event occurred. But overall, still a good read even if it’s redundant and repetitive. I’m not gonna lie, I skipped through majority of this book. But that’s ok author, you got your point across, Trouble was something serious, he wasn’t nothing to play with, certified.
A lot of this was a repeat of previous books but it’s still give you some different insights on Trouble and also tells you a little about his life after the raid. It’s also explained how he got caught up with the Feds. I just wish these books were in some sort of chronological timeline. It would’ve been less confusing if we knew something about their ages, year that event occurred. But overall, still a good read even if it’s redundant and repetitive. I’m not gonna lie, I skipped through majority of this book. But that’s ok author, you got your point across, Trouble was something serious, he wasn’t nothing to play with, certified.
May 25, 2023
Absolutely excellent!.
I love the reminiscing about how Trouble got his start with the Buddha crew and how they all lost out but that ending had me, and let me not forget about Rudy. I was floored!! I loved how Rip turned into Said, but I really can't wait for part 2. Absolutely loved it!!!
I love the reminiscing about how Trouble got his start with the Buddha crew and how they all lost out but that ending had me, and let me not forget about Rudy. I was floored!! I loved how Rip turned into Said, but I really can't wait for part 2. Absolutely loved it!!!
June 13, 2023
Disappointed
I chose this rating because this was just a repeat of We Run New York. Highly upset. 85% of this book we the same. I thought this book was suppose to focus on Trouble. It wasn't, if you have read We Run New York. Don't waste your time reading this book. It repeats we run new york. Trust me. Highly disappointed.
I chose this rating because this was just a repeat of We Run New York. Highly upset. 85% of this book we the same. I thought this book was suppose to focus on Trouble. It wasn't, if you have read We Run New York. Don't waste your time reading this book. It repeats we run new york. Trust me. Highly disappointed.
June 5, 2023
As always another banga!
Sa ' id ALWAYS keeps it exciting from beginning to the very end, whenever I'm looking for something to read his the first I search for and I'm never disappointed.
Sa ' id ALWAYS keeps it exciting from beginning to the very end, whenever I'm looking for something to read his the first I search for and I'm never disappointed.
May 22, 2023
Trouble Trouble
Another great one!! G Money has to go and I can't wait. Will be waiting on Trouble 2 for sure❤
Another great one!! G Money has to go and I can't wait. Will be waiting on Trouble 2 for sure❤
May 29, 2023
T R O U B L E
Mr. Sa'id Salaam, you've done it once again. But you have to let T R O U B L E out of this mess....... ........ ...
FREE TROUBLE....
Mr. Sa'id Salaam, you've done it once again. But you have to let T R O U B L E out of this mess....... ........ ...
FREE TROUBLE....
June 22, 2023
Nice
It was good seeing the story from his point of view. Glad he got out eventhough he is still causing trouble. I like the story connection with him and Killa. Good read
It was good seeing the story from his point of view. Glad he got out eventhough he is still causing trouble. I like the story connection with him and Killa. Good read
July 5, 2023
He does it again!
I'm in love with this series. Great characters and storyline. Gotta get a better proofreader though. Other than that, bring on the next one!
I'm in love with this series. Great characters and storyline. Gotta get a better proofreader though. Other than that, bring on the next one!
January 19, 2024
Good read
Sa'id Salaam never disappoints! Excellent pen steady flow.
Can't wait to read part two!
The mind is a terrible thing to waste
Sa'id Salaam never disappoints! Excellent pen steady flow.
Can't wait to read part two!
The mind is a terrible thing to waste
May 13, 2024
Awesome Storyline
This book was fire, like all of his books. I really wish the Author had a proofreader! Keep them coming Brother Sa’id
This book was fire, like all of his books. I really wish the Author had a proofreader! Keep them coming Brother Sa’id
July 23, 2023
another great book
I read this author novel since is first one. He is the amazing author I read since I started reading at the age 12. When I read a Donald Goines book I fell in love with urban fiction I truly love each book better the previous book great job
I read this author novel since is first one. He is the amazing author I read since I started reading at the age 12. When I read a Donald Goines book I fell in love with urban fiction I truly love each book better the previous book great job
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