Loyalty

by Tammy Capri

Loyalty is an urban tale of love, lies, and betrayal. Loyal is the fiancée of Iras Taylor, son of Philadelphia’s Kingpin Eric Taylor. She was raised by the streets. Her reality was every girls dream. From the professional world to the mean streets of Philly, Loyal and Iras had it all on lock. That is until he is reunited with his ex-drug addict mother, Monica, after 20 years. Raised by his father since the age of 2, Iras wanted nothing more then building a relationship with his biological mother. Be careful what you ask for! Through jealousy, lies, and deceit, Monica manipulates her son and turns him against everyone who is closest to him. Her motive: REVENGE! She will not let anyone step in the way of her future with her son, especially not his leading lady Loyal. As Monica's plot fall into place just as she planned, the past that Monica thought she escaped meets up with her present, unveiling her shocking secrets! Loyal is determined to expose the true side of Monica at any cost, maybe even love! Take a journey in the mind of new comer Tammy Capri as this page turner is sure to keep you on edge!

248 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 21, 2012

Reviews

[Trice]

It had too much going on in this book. I wouldn't recommend it

[Buck]

Outside a few edit errors this is a great read. I hated that it ended the way it did, but I would read a book from this author again

[Kieshaboo Mays]

They book was twisted

[bridgette acevedo]

Wow

She is a junkie that gave her son away for drugs ,now she is back to cause havoc in everybody's life

[Michelle Burke]

Excellent Read

This book was awesome. I enjoyed every minute of this rollercoaster ride. This was my first time reading a book by this author and definitely will not be my last.

[Fonda Lewis-Jackson]

Wow

I like the way you kept in thinking what's next. Now why couldn't loyal tell iras that Melissa was his aunt, did Butta ever recover, and tell the truth.

[delores murphy]

Great Read

I loved the story line. Moved very quickly for me. Actually had the chance to read it again after a year or so. There was truly a lot going on in this book. I didn't like the ending though..