Lost And Turned Out - The Charge

Welcome to BODYMORE, MURDALAND. Located just beyond the lights and glam of the Baltimore Harbor lies a place that few have ventured and even fewer have escaped. A place where, "kill or get killed" is the law of the land and street justice is meted without a judge, jury or trial. The city is under the control of one man, Freeze. A handsome and charismatic man with dark piercing eyes, Freeze is a tough opponent to challenge and even harder to beat. Money walks...broke niggaz talk. That was Freeze's motto, one that he chose to live and ultimately die by. Freeze ran "Tha Streetz" of Baltimore and he ran it with an iron fist, garnering respect from everyone he encountered. Freeze built an empire with his son Harlem by his side; watching every move his father made while studying the game. Suddenly the student is put to the test when Freeze dies in a hail of bullets in his driveway. The game is now Harlem's to control, but does he have what it takes? Meet Harlem, HONEST, ALWAYS REAL, LOYAL, EMOTIONAL, and a MILITANT man, with a little, bit of bad boy. A mirror image of his father complete with a smile that would send shivers down any woman's spine, Harlem is a man of both purpose and fiery passion. Like moths to a flame, the women who are drawn to him find themselves completely consumed by his sexual prowess. "Tha Streetz" is watching Harlem to see what he does in his new leadership role. The envy of both enemies and friends, Harlem has his fair share of haters. He also has a lot to live up to. Driven by his mother's wise words, "success is a journey, not a destination" and his father's teachings, Harlem sets out to prove that "Tha Streetz" truly belong to those who are brave enough to follow their dreams and squash their fears. Will his journey end in victory or his destruction?

• | Author: Syam
• | Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• | Publication Date: Dec 15, 2017
• | Number of Pages: 378 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1981779191
• | ISBN-13: 9781981779192