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Three young men all from the same ghetto but they all have different goals and aspirations. Through the game they slowly climb the ladder of success but the closer they get to the top the more obstacles they have to overcome. The life, fast cars, fast women and lavish lifestyles. Tax free money is what they call it, although that is not true. There taxes to be paid; murder and life-long jail terms. Are these young men ready to pay up? Find out for yourself! Watch these young men change from boys to men right before your eyes.
216 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 13, 2003
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January 8, 2009
Straight Grit
I really didn't know that New Jersey was this freaking hotttt!!! I guess I should open my mind more. This book was fast, and so realistic. 3 friends in search for that almighty dollar. I already told Al-Saadiq I hated the ending but this book is so true to life you can't deny.
Du Drop, E, and Tony childhood friends who find themselves caught up in fast cars, money, women, murder, drugs.
E a sheisty guy from the beginning played himself all the way through and he deserved his downfall he wasn't a real soldier
Du Drop in his weakness for money he sold himself to the devil and lost his religion, a near death experience revived him
Tony the young school boy who took on the notorious alter ego of Nephew DANG.... he had me weak! (Angie said he would!) This young boy comes from the bench and rolls harder than his friends could've ever imagined. His thirst to enter college earned him a hustler's degree.
READ THIS BOOK!!!!
The author is real good peoples also
I really didn't know that New Jersey was this freaking hotttt!!! I guess I should open my mind more. This book was fast, and so realistic. 3 friends in search for that almighty dollar. I already told Al-Saadiq I hated the ending but this book is so true to life you can't deny.
Du Drop, E, and Tony childhood friends who find themselves caught up in fast cars, money, women, murder, drugs.
E a sheisty guy from the beginning played himself all the way through and he deserved his downfall he wasn't a real soldier
Du Drop in his weakness for money he sold himself to the devil and lost his religion, a near death experience revived him
Tony the young school boy who took on the notorious alter ego of Nephew DANG.... he had me weak! (Angie said he would!) This young boy comes from the bench and rolls harder than his friends could've ever imagined. His thirst to enter college earned him a hustler's degree.
READ THIS BOOK!!!!
The author is real good peoples also
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March 30, 2016
4.5 stars
July 23, 2022
Good book.
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