Street Soldier Die Legendary 3

by Yola Money

They said surviving was the hard part—but what if it’s what comes after that breaks you?



After surviving a near-fatal car crash, a street war, and betrayal that cut deep, Lingo is back on top—but the higher he climbs, the more dangerous the fall. Every move he makes now is watched, envied, or plotted against. Gotti stays ready for war, but Jerz is caught slipping—torn between a woman who knows too much and a brotherhood that’s getting bloodier by the day. The paper’s stacking fast, but so is the paranoia. In a city where power doesn’t come with peace, Lingo has to ask can you really lead if you’re too scared to trust anyone?



Meanwhile, Nella struggles with the emotional weight of Lingo’s choices, wondering if love alone can survive the fire. Erica plays both sides of a line that’s bound to break.



As alliances crumble and a deadly new threat emerges from the shadows, Lingo must face the there’s no escaping the life he built without paying a price. Not everyone will survive. Not every bond will hold. And in a game where love gets you killed and loyalty can’t be trusted, dying legendary might be the only way out.



War is coming. Blood will spill. And the streets will decide who dies… and who becomes a legend.



Tap “Buy Now” and step into a world where only the legendary survive.

101 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 24, 2025

About the author

Instagram; @1Yolamoney

Marcus “YOLA Money” Williams is a rising voice in urban fiction, known for blending raw street realism with powerful storytelling. Born and raised in Atlanta, Marcus brings lived experience to every page, capturing the struggles, codes, and complexity of life in the streets. A music producer, father, and former inmate, he channels his journey into gritty narratives that speak to loyalty, survival, and authenticity.

Marcus started writing while incarcerated in the Georgia prison system, using nothing but time, truth, and the power of his pen.

Through his books, Marcus shines a light in the darkest places, reminding every incarcerated soul that their voice holds power. That even behind the walls, truth can be spoken, dreams can be born, and legacies can rise. Your past doesn’t define you—your purpose does. And your future is still yours to write. His mission is bigger than fiction; it’s about redemption, recognition, and real representation.

Reviews

[Demetrius · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fire ass series! 🔥🫡

[TheTBRWhisperer · Rating 5 out of 5]

much better than I expected.

I don’t even know where to begin with this.

This series has been a strong 4 almost 5 for me since book 1.

With this being book 3, it was executed different than I expected.

However, much better than I expected.

I can’t really articulate what I was expecting but I am so glad the author was true to his pen and wrote how he felt the story unfolding.
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-Quick read
-Well paced
-Spice scenes had spice
-I love how we got to see “Lance” in this book. The beauty in how the author writes Lingo/Lance’s love for the FMC, Nella is 🤌🏽.
There is a scene in the book where she text him, “come home”- for me the level of significance to that was great…she is his compass. Always gently guiding him back and away from street life.
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“pen game 🔏✅” moment:

How the author ended the book.
That epilogue was flawless and the duality throughout was amazing.
It was simple yet complex.
Beautiful yet sad.
Hopeful yet despairing.
Satisfying yet Insatiable.

Honestly, I think that encapsulated with the author was trying to write: a true, real and raw depiction of street life.
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“pen game 🔏✅” moment:

The way the author revealed who was working with who and how everything transpired.

If you’ve read the books, you kinda had an understanding of who it might be.

As we read through this book, it became more apparent.

However, I do wanna give a lot of credit for the indirect foreshadowing in this book (the chess game, the deleted text, and the Trap house on Jimmy Carter)

I thought that was very impressive.

I highlighted each moment because it was so methodical and well written.

Especially the chess game!

The speech and the silent movement on the board interrupted by the loud movement outside the “game”. IMPRESSIVE.

Again, he did an amazing job with that. Even though you may know who it is, if you miss those moments-you miss the power of the revelation or the big reveal.
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This is definitely an open ended conclusion. Meaning that, there’s a possibility that the author can build on some story lines for another book.

However, if they don’t, it ends at a perfect spot and that’s kinda hard to do.


Thoroughly enjoyed this series and highly recommend!

[Chek_reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

I rarely feel moved to leave a review. However, this was a well written series. The writing was clean, clear, and true to the streets. The pacing was perfect. It reads more like a movie than a book. Just the right amount of suspense, the right amount of spice, the right amount of love and loyalty. It’s real. Raw. Authentic.

Books 1 and 2 does end on a bit of a cliffhanger, but book 3 does a great job in tying it together. The ending was perfect. It leaves just enough to make u wonder if a part 4 will be coming out, but if not, it’s perfect as is. I do wonder if Lingo gets out of the streets, if they ever find out about Erica and whether or not Melody steps in to help Lingo with his music. But overall, great series.

[Mrslee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another quick, easy, gripping read.

[Thandeka Carney · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series was a banger from start to finish. I believe we need a spin-off. If u haven't read this series, what u waiting on u missing one hell of a ride for sure.