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Streets On Lock
Streets on Lock is a full length story of a few young men's rise to overnight power.
As they start out small, one event causes them to attain all the money, power, and women they could ever want. As in most street tales, the power comes with a price. One that they are willing to give up everything to keep!
They pull together and unleash a reign of terror the city has never seen, leaving a trail of bodies, women and drugs behind. As they try to control their power, they must face adversaries with total violence and domination, while trying to avoid the long arm of the local and federal authorities.
Follow these young men as they rise to hood stardom and do whatever necessary to keep the mean Streets of Charlotte on Lock.
As they start out small, one event causes them to attain all the money, power, and women they could ever want. As in most street tales, the power comes with a price. One that they are willing to give up everything to keep!
They pull together and unleash a reign of terror the city has never seen, leaving a trail of bodies, women and drugs behind. As they try to control their power, they must face adversaries with total violence and domination, while trying to avoid the long arm of the local and federal authorities.
Follow these young men as they rise to hood stardom and do whatever necessary to keep the mean Streets of Charlotte on Lock.
324 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 30, 2014
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November 16, 2024
good
The book was a degree. I enjoyed every moment of it wish it was longer. All in all it was a very good book.
The book was a degree. I enjoyed every moment of it wish it was longer. All in all it was a very good book.
April 22, 2015
Amazing
This book hit home. I've seen a lot of the things that went on in this book in my own community. The drug epidemic being both sold and doing them is killing our own race. Read this and you will most definitely feel something.
This book hit home. I've seen a lot of the things that went on in this book in my own community. The drug epidemic being both sold and doing them is killing our own race. Read this and you will most definitely feel something.
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