Sasha: Forbidden Lust...

Sasha #2

by Richarh Aswanu

There’s a snake in the organization... At the tender age of 5, Sasha’s mother was murdered just two doors down from where she slept. Shortly after, she was sent out to California to be raised by her grandfather (Cesar), a semi-retired member of the Columbian drug cartel. As Sasha grew into a woman, Cesar provided her father (Ron Rico) with enough cocaine to become one of biggest distributors in the Midwest. 25 years later on the night of his retirement, law enforcement discovers a murder weapon and two-kilo’s of cocaine in the trunk of his limo. Once Sasha uncovers the truth; she takes control of her father’s business, leaving a trail of blood from Indiana to Texas. Though dominant in the drug game, her personal life is destroyed by a dark family secret that has left her mentally scarred for years. Unable to maintain a healthy relationship, Sasha manipulates a string of lovers who will do anything for a taste of her treasure and a connection that never runs dry. On the surface it appears that she wants to rule the world with the power of money, sex and cocaine. But buried underneath, is just a little girl who wants to be loved…

398 pages, Paperback

First published June 3, 2016

Reviews

[Venessia · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am a DRMRAB member and was gifted this book by the Author but that in no way shapes my opinion of this book. I absolutely LOVED this book. I had no idea what to expect but this Author blew me away. I can't tell you how tired I am of the same urban fiction storylines....but even tho this book is about drugs and street life he has a fresh new take on it.....and this book definitely could go to the Big Screen. Sasha is the daughter of Ron Rico....the biggest dope distributor in the MidWest. She is gorgeous, exotic, and freaky as they come. Ron Rico ends up in jail behind a set up and Sasha is left to avenge his snitches with the help of her goons. She especially wants to kill the person who murdered her Mother Maria in cold blood when she was five and left her to be raised by her Columbian drug cartel grandfather Ceasar and Her uncle Eduardo, with whom she has a dark past. I won't give away much more of the plot but just know that everything that's done in the dark will come to the light and every decision we make has a cost.