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Bloody Money
Who said da game was fair? No One! Especially not Rasul, Dog, Pretty E and Hit Man, the four friends whose bonds started back in elementary school. They knew what they wanted to accomplish in life, but their dreams seemed farfetched. Until they fell into the cracks of the streets.
314 pages, Paperback
First published April 3, 2003
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July 10, 2022
I really enjoyed thus book.. I wish the series was all in 1.. There are many twists.. The Author seems to be a bit busy in the streets though to keep us right with the rest of the series.
July 14, 2012
“Should You Watch Your Front Or Your Back?
Rasul is happy to be home from a decade of jail. He knows that his boys have been holding it down but cannot believe that their grinding could possibly pay off so lovely. Permanently etched with the teachings of his cellmate "Pops," he is ready to touch down and get to living.
Pretty E has always had a silver spoon but would rather get grimy with his boys. His love for women always seem to put him in the best of moods and meeting his latest victim has been sweet.
Dog has nothing but love for his boys. Being more well rounded and able to think about things, Dog understands that this life they have been living has to eventually come to an end and they will have to get right.
Hitman is just that, the Hitman. He is rough and full of vigor. He likes no one and no one likes him. Ready to battle with anyone, Hitman is ready for whatever.
As the four friends evolve to something bigger and better, they realize that wherever there is money, there will always be some drama and hatin'. No one wants to see them come up and have to constantly look over their shoulders to see who is aiming at their back. Hopefully they won't forget who might be in front.
First and foremost, if I hadn't met JoJo of SKP, I would have put the lack of editing and the grammar on BLAST. I honestly liked the "meat" of the story, but man, we have got to do better. JoJo is really giving the brothers and sisters some love in the pen with a change to show their pen game, and he is a stand up dude so I won't harp on it. Much love to Leondrei Prince and I will definitely show love for Bloody Money 2 and 3.
Reviewed by: LaDonna
Rasul is happy to be home from a decade of jail. He knows that his boys have been holding it down but cannot believe that their grinding could possibly pay off so lovely. Permanently etched with the teachings of his cellmate "Pops," he is ready to touch down and get to living.
Pretty E has always had a silver spoon but would rather get grimy with his boys. His love for women always seem to put him in the best of moods and meeting his latest victim has been sweet.
Dog has nothing but love for his boys. Being more well rounded and able to think about things, Dog understands that this life they have been living has to eventually come to an end and they will have to get right.
Hitman is just that, the Hitman. He is rough and full of vigor. He likes no one and no one likes him. Ready to battle with anyone, Hitman is ready for whatever.
As the four friends evolve to something bigger and better, they realize that wherever there is money, there will always be some drama and hatin'. No one wants to see them come up and have to constantly look over their shoulders to see who is aiming at their back. Hopefully they won't forget who might be in front.
First and foremost, if I hadn't met JoJo of SKP, I would have put the lack of editing and the grammar on BLAST. I honestly liked the "meat" of the story, but man, we have got to do better. JoJo is really giving the brothers and sisters some love in the pen with a change to show their pen game, and he is a stand up dude so I won't harp on it. Much love to Leondrei Prince and I will definitely show love for Bloody Money 2 and 3.
Reviewed by: LaDonna
January 3, 2011
Great urban book!
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