'Life is short, life ain't fair, but we only have one life to live...'
Nik and Tre's baby, Mia is growing up and is diving headfirst into grown folks business. She has a man, although they have to be very quiet with the relationship unless they want to die. Mia's man, Quan, is a young d-boy grinding to make that money and establish his name in 'the life.' The crew has expanded as each are living their lives together and apart, and some are still fighting some of the same battles...letting go of yesterday, but still finding tomorrow in each other's eyes. Life has progressed for this crew of family and friends and the more things stay the same, the more they change. What happens when you've given so much for your child and rebellion causes division...father knows best, right? Will the love, laughter and loyalty amongst this family withstand another tragic loss...life is funny like that sometimes.
#6 tries to bring in fresh characters but the original crew and their relationships always seem to overshadow the newbies. Though it seems as if the author is dragging it out, I can truthfully say she finally penned a truly emotional scene. The tragedy so vividly painted in this read is off the Richter scale, the raw emotions, the reactions were so very powerful and real, I found tears running down my face as my stomach clenched with these intensely emotional scenes. I have to highly commend Arabia because she mos def brought the life to this last instatllation. I must still note the editing issues are still present, I think that the author should take this matter seriously. The pros far outweigh the cons and I highly recommend this read. 4.38