Money Is Always Business 2
Business As Usual
Herausgeber: Bambi Renee
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Enjoy this self-published fictitious street novel filled with some of the harshest realities of inner city life including violence, money, love, drugs, sex, crime, drama and betrayal continued from book 1, Money Is Always Business. After the passing of D'Nices father Derrick and his newfound status, he finds himself caught up between the street life and going off to college to further his education. Which will he choose? Will he step up to the plate or pass the reigns over to Tre-D, whose appetite for drugs, money and murder is not to be play'd with. G-Nut finds himself between a rock and a ha...
Enjoy this self-published fictitious street novel filled with some of the harshest realities of inner city life including violence, money, love, drugs, sex, crime, drama and betrayal continued from book 1, Money Is Always Business. After the passing of D'Nices father Derrick and his newfound status, he finds himself caught up between the street life and going off to college to further his education. Which will he choose? Will he step up to the plate or pass the reigns over to Tre-D, whose appetite for drugs, money and murder is not to be play'd with. G-Nut finds himself between a rock and a hard place and does not know how to deal with it. His girl, Heather, tells him that she wants nothing to do with him anymore and he needs to leave her alone. What lengths will he take to get her back or will he go back to Fort Wayne, IN.? Miyah knows a true boss nigga when she sees one and stops at nothing to be with one. She has her eye on D'Nice and can't wait to sink her claws into him. Her desire to be with him could mean lots of blood spilled in these streets to show him just how loyal she can be. With her girls Nina, Tiffany, and Simone, they show niggaz how to get down in Brooklyn New York. As D'Nice and Tre-D continue to take the MIAB clique to the top, others pray for their downfall. The City of Indianapolis, the streets of Haughville, will never be the same.
