Sugar Daddy

by Relentless Aaron

Toy grew into her name long before she grew up—a plaything for men in a world dominated by fast money and endless greed. As a bartender, she was used to being hit on by players…and then along came Colin. He was smart and sensitive. He had goals. And he treated Toy with respect. Colin seemed like Mr. Right…until things went really, really wrong. Turns out Colin, like so many of the men Toy has known, is caught up in the money game. He works for counterfeiting kingpin Vince Reed, a heartless puppet-master who rules with an iron fist. Lucky for Colin, business is booming, and he’s enjoying unprecedented personal and professional success. But at what cost? It’s only a matter of time before he and Toy become pawns in Reed’s cruelest game ever. Now the only thing they have to lose is their lives….

256 pages, Mass Market Paperback

Published June 3, 2008

About the author

Relentless Aaron was born and raised in New York. He runs Relentless Content, a company that publishes books, magazines, and websites, out of Mount Vernon, New York.

Like a musician with a catalogue of songs already recorded, Relentless has a series 30 novels completed and waiting to go to print. A few of his forthcoming titles include The Last Kingpin, Rappers 'R In Danger, Platinum Dolls and Sugar Daddy. With his initial release, Push, Relentless redefines the art of storytelling. Weaving a riveting tale of big money, incredible sex and gut wrenching violence, while seamlessly capturing the truth and hard core reality of Harlem's desperation and struggle, Relentless isn't just writing books, he's landscaping terrain that will be experienced by generations to come.

Reviews

[Pamela · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really liked this book...It kept me interested from the 1st page.

[RK Byers · Rating 5 out of 5]

i like Relentless Aaron. he's nuts.

[Courtney Banks · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good Read! It started off kinda slow but I liked it. Reed was a dog who deserved more than what he got in my opinion

[Judy Tarver · Rating 3 out of 5]

Decent book that held my interest with a few good plot twists.

[Juanita · Rating 3 out of 5]

Slow read