MONROE, the baddest and most feared female in Vineland, New Jersey is out for blood, and she'll use every womanly skill she possess to get it. Nothing and no one will stand in her way to avenge her brothers death!Meanwhile, the drama continues with MONICA, RAYAUNA and SHATERIA. But how long will they get away with their nasty ways and manipulation before their dirt becomes their rooftops?REEM is so focused on getting Monica and Shateria to turn on each other, he doesn't realize he has a target on his back. He’s a wanted man and he vows to take whoever out with him!ROSCOE is caught between finding Monica and trying to lay low. However, he doesn't realize his main focus should be getting out of town before he crosses Monroe again. But with time ticking, and his life line running out, Roscoe is forced to make a decision that could cost him his life.When it’s all said and done bodies will be dropped and blood will be shed; leaving one person to tell the tale of why you should NEVER TRUST A RATCHET BITCH!
This was a great conclusion. It was very dramatic and suspenseful! Karma had her fill with the ratchetness and I loved every bit of it! The grammatical errors were definitely fewer than the first installment which made me very happy; however, I would be remissed if I did not mention to the author that there is a vast difference between the two words PEACE and PIECE! I definitely see growth in the writing and look forward to reading more literary works in the very near future. Continue to grow in leaps and bounds! Great writing!
A good ending. Monica was really sick wanting to sleep with her son Jabari. Monroe was hell bent on finding her brother Stephen killer. Calvin turned against her cousin Roscoe. Rayauna sleeping with two cousins. Reem was low down and dirty. Officer Daniels wanted to solved the case before Officer Wilkes. I enjoyed this book.
Excellent Read. Read This book in one day. They say that karma is a bitch , well they didn't lie. It took me a minute to figure out the part about the black butterfly. Great Job Reds Johnson looking forward to reading your next book.