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Clock it: Bookisode 2
The streets are messy, but nothing’s messier than love, lies, and betrayal.
Sin thought she could finally move forward, but the past has a way of knocking at your door when you least expect it. With a baby on the way and questions about who the father really is, Sin’s world is spinning out of control. Sincere wants to claim her and the baby, but deep down, Sin knows the truth could shatter everything they’ve built—and maybe even get someone killed.
Meanwhile, Reyna isn’t done fighting for Sincere. She’ll do whatever it takes to get him back, even if it means destroying Sin piece by piece.
And just when Sin thinks she’s got enough enemies, Ace comes storming back. After leaving Syanna for dead in a ditch, he’s trying to rekindle what they once had, but Syanna’s not the same woman he thought he could control. Now, she’s got a score to settle, and Ace might find out the hard way that the past never stays buried.
As tensions boil over, alliances shift, and bullets fly, Sin has no choice but to clock it—stay ten steps ahead or get caught slipping.
With love, power, and her very future on the line, one wrong move could cost her everything.
In these streets, there are no winners… only survivors.
Sin thought she could finally move forward, but the past has a way of knocking at your door when you least expect it. With a baby on the way and questions about who the father really is, Sin’s world is spinning out of control. Sincere wants to claim her and the baby, but deep down, Sin knows the truth could shatter everything they’ve built—and maybe even get someone killed.
Meanwhile, Reyna isn’t done fighting for Sincere. She’ll do whatever it takes to get him back, even if it means destroying Sin piece by piece.
And just when Sin thinks she’s got enough enemies, Ace comes storming back. After leaving Syanna for dead in a ditch, he’s trying to rekindle what they once had, but Syanna’s not the same woman he thought he could control. Now, she’s got a score to settle, and Ace might find out the hard way that the past never stays buried.
As tensions boil over, alliances shift, and bullets fly, Sin has no choice but to clock it—stay ten steps ahead or get caught slipping.
With love, power, and her very future on the line, one wrong move could cost her everything.
In these streets, there are no winners… only survivors.
30 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 5, 2025
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About the author
Ángel González
133 books62 followersNació en Oviedo el 6 de septiembre de 1925. Su infancia se vio fuertemente marcada por la muerte de su padre, fallecido cuando apenas tenía dieciocho meses de edad. La descomposición del seno familiar continuó durante la Guerra Civil Española, cuando su hermano Manolo fue asesinado por el bando franquista en 1936. Posteriormente su hermano Pedro se exilió por sus actividades republicanas y su hermana Maruja no pudo ejercer como maestra por el mismo motivo. En 1943 enferma de tuberculosis, por lo que inicia un lento proceso de recuperación en Páramo del Sil, donde se aficiona a leer poesía y empieza a escribirla él mismo. Tres años más tarde se halla ya por fin recuperado, aunque siempre arrastrará una insuficiencia respiratoria que al cabo le produciría la muerte, y decide estudiar derecho en la Universidad de Oviedo; en 1950 se traslada a Madrid para estudiar en la Escuela Oficial de Periodismo. El poeta Luis García Montero ha publicado en 2009 Mañana no será lo que Dios Quiera, donde con un lenguaje poético y emocionado cuenta estos primeros años de la vida de Ángel González. Cuatro años después, en 1954, oposita para Técnico de Administración Civil del Ministerio de Obras Públicas e ingresa en el Cuerpo Técnico; le destinan a Sevilla, pero en 1955 pide una excedencia y marcha a Barcelona durante un periodo en el que ejerce como corrector de estilo de algunas editoriales, entablando amistad con el círculo de poetas de Barcelona, formado por Carlos Barral, Jaime Gil de Biedma y José Agustín Goytisolo; en 1956 publicó su primer libro, Áspero mundo, fruto de su experiencia como hijo de la guerra; con él obtuvo un accésit del Premio Adonais. Vuelve a Madrid para trabajar de nuevo en la Administración Pública y conoce al grupo madrileño de escritores de su generación, Juan García Hortelano, Gabriel Celaya, Caballero Bonald y algunos poetas más.
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September 8, 2025
okay read
The book was okay. The structure & dialogue threw me off making it hard to understand & keep track of what was going on. I really wanted to like part 2 but it was not for me. Nevertheless it was an okay read.
The book was okay. The structure & dialogue threw me off making it hard to understand & keep track of what was going on. I really wanted to like part 2 but it was not for me. Nevertheless it was an okay read.
September 9, 2025
Decent but confusing
This book became so confusing with most of the,characters having similar names and the flow,of everything. I'm still lost at the end of the book, and judging by the cliffhanger, there must be a part 3.
This book became so confusing with most of the,characters having similar names and the flow,of everything. I'm still lost at the end of the book, and judging by the cliffhanger, there must be a part 3.
September 14, 2025
Loyalty does not exist in this book
It was messy all through these pages. I had a problem following the story a few times but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t good. The mess was messing.
It was messy all through these pages. I had a problem following the story a few times but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t good. The mess was messing.
September 8, 2025
This was a good book.
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November 4, 2025Part 2 was just as good as the first. This book has unexpected twists and turns. I am glued to the pages.
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