Crack Money With Cocaine Dreams 2

Crack Money With Cocaine Dreams #2

by Jahquel J.

The streets of the forgotten borough are still filled with greed, deceit and disloyalty. Messiah finds her mother and doesn’t know how to react. Her anger wants to put a bullet in her forehead, but the little girl inside is dying to know the woman who abandoned her so many years ago. The only problem standing in the middle of that is Tech. Messiah's mother, Carla, has to make one of the toughest decisions in her life, but will she make the right one? When Messiah digs up some old skeletons, it causes Carla to step back into the role she had lost so many years ago. Will she make the right decision?

Rasheed is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Choosing between his sister, and fiancé he’s stuck. His loyalty and love for his sister wont allow him to turn his back on her, no matter how wrong she did him. With Messiah stepping into her new role, Rasheed doesn’t approve of; heads are sure to bud. Will Rasheed approve of his fiancé’s decision or fight back?

Jaylah and Lb’s relationship is on the rock. When someone from her past enters her life, he opens her eyes to the stuff that Lb is putting her through, along with the possibility of rekindling a crush she had harbored for years. When Lb is caught up, and the truth hits Jaylah like a ton of bricks will she leave or continuing riding for Lb?
Ock has a personal vendetta against Tech, since he was the reason he lost six years of his life. When he runs into Jaylah it’s fate’s sign that Tech has a death threat. Determined to handle business, and get his self right, he falls for the lovely Jaylah, hard.

Eli thinks everyone thinks he’s dead. That is until his brother starts making costly mistakes that could end both of their lives. With a price on his head, and a reckless brother, will Eli fall into Messiah’s grasp or escape the forgotten borough?

Genres: Urban, African American

341 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 5, 2015

Reviews

[Tam Owens · Rating 5 out of 5]

So I had never heard of Jahquel J but the way people were raving about her books I had to jump in !! Let me tell you she has me in a chokehold!! Now on to book three because I need to see where this is going !!

[Brisace · Rating 5 out of 5]

messiah

That dang messiah was pressure and not to be played with , It was wishful thinking that her and courage could be together

[Yolanda Knight- Palmer · Rating 5 out of 5]

questionable Love

In this book Messiah is getting back into the drug game after being in prison for three years. A lot has happened when she was away but her bestie Jaylah held it down and made sure the every T was crossed. The twins are getting big and adjusting to their mom being back in their lives. Rasheed feels like he can control Messiah but we all know how that will turn out. The drug games begins and Eli is still in the run.

[Mrs. Kim M. · Rating 5 out of 5]

😮😮

My goodness so many twist turns. I couldn’t put this book down.. Can’t believe her step mother & uncle set Messiah up! Theres gonna be hell to pay! Can’t wait til the next installment.

[5 Star Delta · Rating 4 out of 5]

Jaylah is the real MVP in this story. So many pregnancies not near condom on sight! Lol Except for Courage.

Idk if there’s a book about the Miami family with all the “K” names; but if not, that part of the book was too drawn out. I did not care to read about them.

[Bianca · Rating 4 out of 5]

I wanted to give this 3 stars because the error in the beginning was actually insane. Like… did we all read the same Part 1??
If you made it to Part 2, you obviously know who was holding Messiah hostage. So please explain to me how suddenly the gun holder changed?? And not only changed… but somehow the original gun holder became the hostage instead.

Now wait… it gets better.
The new people holding the gun were LAST SEEN in a basement… hog-tied… with a knife through their hand.
So I just want to know:
Did they teleport?
Did the knife politely remove itself?
Did they untie themselves with their mind??
Because HOW are they suddenly up, mobile, and holding somebody hostage in the very next scene like nothing ever happened?? 😭
There were other inconsistencies too, but somewhere in between the confusion and the chaos there was still a decent story trying to survive. So fine… I’ll give it 4 stars.
And honestly? That’s me being generous. Because how do you leave Part 1 on a heart-clenching cliffhanger just to follow it up with… this level of confusion???

I was stressed for nothing. 😂

[Jenna · Rating 3 out of 5]

The ending fell a little flat for me, Miss author Lady, and her cliffhangers always top 10. However, books 3 and 4 didn’t do it for me. I wish LB got what he deserved, and I truly do not understand why Rasheed kept letting him slide. Ock and Jayla 💜 love their relationship down. she deserved to be happy. I do feel like I understand why it ended the way it ended because Messiah did need to grow the entire series. She didn’t really learn so I understand why, but I also still feel like it wasn’t necessary like that who extra character wasn’t needed and then please don’t get me started when the whole Eli situation. His ass should’ve been dead in book 2.

But with all that being said, I devoured these pages and im on to her next series

[Les · Rating 2 out of 5]

I really had to push through this book and Crack Money, Cocaine Dreams 1 because the grammatical errors and inconsistencies with the character names, ages, and timeline was driving me wild. If this story was set in 2015-2018, then how was Messiah & Rasheed in their early 40s, Maliah & Mariah freshly in their 20s and Kelis was 18 in A Staten Island Love Affair which was set in 2019. That’s a big ass time jump. I found 85 errors/inconsistencies in the first half of this book alone. I really dislike Jahquel J’s editorial services because they can’t edit/proofread for s**t. I don’t know if this was a contractual obligation for Jahquel J because both parts seemed rushed.

[Rise · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read

Whew, this book was a whole lot. Messiah & Jaylah were no joke. A few times I'm screaming at Messiah for what she's doing, and then I'm screaming for Rasheed to get himself together as well. Taylor & Tyesha were two sisters who just got on my nerves. Taylor should have been gone a long time ago. I enjoyed Jaylah & Ock's relationship and felt they deserved love as well.

[Aleshia Gross · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing

I was so happy when Messiah got all the people that betrayed her. I didn't understand why everybody kept messing with her like she wasn't a real gangster and she didn't stand on what she talked about. They thought just because she was a woman. She wasn't coming 10 toes down about hers. I was disappointed that Rasheed for how he talk to Messiah. That make a opportunity to open that shouldn't have never been open.

[Shonta · Rating 5 out of 5]

Its getting good yall..

🔥🔥🔥 Baby somebody's in trouble!!! OK it's time for Eli to be dead... He got away he should have started over but noo. They bout to light Miami up soon as they find out Messiah is being held there. I can't wait for all the fireworks to come in book 3!!

[Racquel Howard · Rating 5 out of 5]

decisions decisions

I know Rasheed slipped up that one time with Taylor but Messiah went and caught feelings! Jaylah and Ock are so good together and Cyn got Frenchy making changes. Eli and Juan got exactly what they deserved.

[Z'Andrea Va'Shonti · Rating 5 out of 5]

Growth

It was great to see Messiah in her feelings and all the couples fully expressing themselves. They married to the game and found real ride it die love. All the ladies can handle business and it's all respect. I just need to know where Carla get her cut throat demeanor?

[Michelle Cudjoe · Rating 5 out of 5]

Outstanding!!

When I tell you, I thoroughly enjoyed this series. Everyone got what was coming to them, and a few not quite enough. But in the end, the ending alone could be a whole other series.

[BEAUTIFUL MEEKA · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow

Money is the route to allll evil. Eli Via and uncle have cashed a check that they won't be able to handle. action packed and very interesting read

[Charisse James · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

Really great book, started off slow in book 1 but picked up quickly. Wow I can’t believe the ending. Ready for book 3

[Sharon Thompson-Lloyd · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a 10 star book

Once I started reading this book I couldn't stop reading it until the end. I highly highly recommend everyone read this book.

[Deshawne Allen-jordan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

[Neka · Rating 4 out of 5]

Loved it

I enjoyed this series I had fun reading it . Messiah & Sheed had me nervous. I loved the overall experience

[Scoobiezbabie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not the best from her but a good read

There were so many inconsistencies from the first book to the 2nd book. To many errors. Ultimately I still enjoyed the book.

[Sheia · Rating 5 out of 5]

dreams and nightmares

Baby. Never did I imagine Messiah would even go there but she did and with great reasons. I’m glad Eli and Tyesha got the end of the stick they deserved.

[Daphne · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good

This book was very good. Enough twists to keep you engaged. I can't wait to continue this author's catalog of books.

[Britnee Fletcher · Rating 5 out of 5]

I need more of Messiah and Jaylan

[Stazy Shantell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved😍

Messiah is my favorite character out all of her books, and this surely didn'tdisappoint. I really enjoyed this series so much.

[Kali · Rating 5 out of 5]

Messiah is no joke and is not to be played with!
Period!

[Moniquea White · Rating 5 out of 5]

SIAHHHHHH!!!!!

I went through all the emotion’s with this character. She was that girl!! I love a good girl boss book.

[Dee Aquirrles · Rating 5 out of 5]

Enjoyed this book. Gives more of an insight on who messiah really is and from hearing about her from other books

[Jessica S. · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must read series. Messiah is the HBIC. I love the way Jah’s brain works to put this on paper. The twist and turns and ups and downs are WILD.

[Ulyssesa Thomas · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Read

That was a good and interesting. I love how the fellas didn't feel any type of way about the ladies having their own & being bosses.

[lakeshia Williams · Rating 5 out of 5]

wow

This was a good series with great characters and storyline. I love how you doubled up the books so I didn’t have to stop. I need more lol