THE LAST REAL NIGGA ALIVE - Adams, Tranay
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While most kids want to be a basketball player or a police officer when they grow up, LAFAYETTE wanted to be a hustler. He became just that too, but he finds out that it isn't what it's cracked up to be. Sick of slinging nickel and dime crack rocks, Lafayette can't wait for his shot at being Top Dawg. He gets his chance when his plug, SHAMEEK, blesses him with his first kilo. Lafayette wastes no time parlaying the key into his own budding operation and solidifying his reputation in the streets. But with money and power comes jealousy, hate, envy and wolves who want the young dopeman's spot.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
While most kids want to be a basketball player or a police officer when they grow up, LAFAYETTE wanted to be a hustler. He became just that too, but he finds out that it isn't what it's cracked up to be. Sick of slinging nickel and dime crack rocks, Lafayette can't wait for his shot at being Top Dawg. He gets his chance when his plug, SHAMEEK, blesses him with his first kilo. Lafayette wastes no time parlaying the key into his own budding operation and solidifying his reputation in the streets. But with money and power comes jealousy, hate, envy and wolves who want the young dopeman's spot. With his homies turning against him and his woman's loyalty coming into question, Lafayette realizes he may very well be...THE LAST REAL NIGGA ALIVE.
Autorenporträt
Tranay Adams was born and raised on the Eastside of South Central, Los Angeles in a section known as The Low Bottomz. He discovered his love of writing in the fourth grade when he wrote an eight page short story called 'Brandon.' He didn't realize until years later that the story he had written would be considered street-lit today. One day while bored, he picked up a pen and started writing on an empty Styrofoam food container. Slowly, but surely, his story began to manifest until it took on a life of its own and became his very first manuscript ever, Me and My Hittas. Tranay pens raw and uncut street tales with a unique style that provokes emotions and makes you feel as if you're right there beside his characters in the thick of things. His novels are truly a movie in the form of a book. In 2014 Tranay signed with CA$H's Lock Down Publications, but he is now an indie author. To date he has released a total of thirty-two novels.