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SKU: 1965448577
Brand:LOCK DOWN PUBLICATIONS
Type:BOOK-PAPERBACK
Availability:In Stock
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Ran Off On Da Plug 2 - Paper Boi Rari - Lock Down Publications
''Freak Zeenie is faced with extortion by a Mexican Paisa drug lord, forcing Freak Zeenie back into a game he'd played and lost before. A game he'd vowed never to play again once he regained his freedom. Life isn't a game though. Khashia finds out secrets about Freak Zeenie, but she has some very pernicious ones of her own that she can't afford to let resurface in her life. But the past is hard to hide ... or is it? Meanwhile, with Levi still in federal custody, Freak Zeenie has no one to trust but his stepson, Cartier Jay, and his uncle Pastor Barber. But Freak Zeenie knows firsthand that even family can be first to betray you. Did Freak Zeenie underestimate the loyalty of family again? Will Khashia's secrets be exposed? Will Levi spend his life in the FEDs? Does Freak Zeenie have what it takes to win the game? Will those that RAN OFF ON DA PLUG live to enjoy their ill-gained riches or will they meet cold, harsh street justice?''--Provided by publisher.
Product Specs: EAN/ISBN: 9781965448571
Contributor: Paper Boi Rari
Call Number: PS3618.A743
Dewey: 813.6
Category: African Americans ; African American men ; Drug dealers ; Gangsters ; Street life ; Dothan (Ala.) ; Alabama ; Urban fiction