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You Better Pray The Tables Never Turn

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Marcus King is Majesty—the ghost producer behind the hottest tracks dominating the charts. From the pulsing VIP sections of Club Elysium to the bass-heavy silence of his secret recording booths, he crafts platinum hits for stars who never sweat the process.

But every empire built on sand eventually shifts. When a quarter-million-dollar promise exposes a dangerous loyalty, Marcus finds himself caught between the polished facade of success and the crumbling foundation beneath it. He's fighting to keep his name—and his life—out of the headlines.

As a high-powered executive watches from a sixty-story glass office, seeing not loyalty but confession, Marcus is forced to lose his family to the streets or burn down the entire music industry to clear his name.

From back-alley deals and feverish coding sessions to the cold realization that his closest allies are his greatest enemies, *You Better Pray The Tables Never Turn* is a gripping dive into the cutthroat game of ownership, identity, and digital revenge. When you build a kingdom on stolen sound, you better be ready for the final mixdown.

250 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 20, 2026

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May 30, 2026
Exceptionally Great!

Ok Mr Weaver!!! THIS was you! THIS was your brilliance! Loved every page! Didn’t leave us hanging- took us from beginning to the end of a magnificent story!!
Eye-opening! Made me think and take inventory of what’s important! It can’t be prestige to the point of harming people, because like the title implies, “Ain’t NO fun when the rabbit has the gun!”
Simply Amazing!!
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17 reviews1 follower
April 23, 2026
Difficult storyline

Storyline was hard to follow. Unbelievable situation. Not sure I like it. There were jumps and breaks in the story flow.
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July 21, 2026
Good story

This is a good story for a technology type of person. Very strategic and calculated. It was a good read.
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