โ Scribed by Erick S. Gray; Anthony Whyte
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After losing his job and moving in with his mother, Vincent decides to join Tyriq and sell drugs to pay the bills. Spoon, a longtime friend, counsels him against dealing, but Vincent is lured by the prospect of quick cash. As he makes more and more easy money, Vincent becomes addicted to the life of expensive cars, jewelry, and fast women. He eventuallygets caught upin a deadly gang war wherethe only way tosurvive isby killing others. If Vincent doesn't find a way out, the life of money and glamourmay prove to be his downfall.
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