Sis -- Rachael Reed, Paperback

Sis: A Tale of Power and Betrayal

In the heart of Richmond's unforgiving streets, Jasmine has clawed her way to the top, ruling her empire with an iron fist and a sharp mind. Born into the harsh realities of the ghetto, she turned to the drug game to escape poverty, becoming a formidable force in a world dominated by betrayal, violence, and survival. But power comes at a price, and the streets are always hungry for blood.

Jasmine's journey is one of relentless ambition and ruthless determination. From small-time hustling to partnering with the notorious Dre, she learned the rules of the game the hard way. When Dre's betrayal threatened everything she had built, Jasmine took matters into her own hands, proving that she's not one to be crossed. Now, as the queen of Richmond's underworld, she faces new enemies and internal power struggles that could bring her empire crashing down.

As Jasmine fights to maintain her reign, she grapples with the personal cost of her decisions. Guilt, regret, and the loss of innocence weigh heavily on her, even as she seeks redemption by giving back to her community. But the streets are relentless, and new threats emerge, testing her strategic brilliance and unyielding resolve.

In a world where trust is a luxury and betrayal lurks around every corner, Jasmine must navigate the treacherous waters of the drug game with cunning and ferocity. The final showdown with a new rival threatens to dismantle everything she has fought for, leading to an explosive climax that will decide the future of her reign.

*Sis* is a gripping tale of power, survival, and the brutal realities of urban life. With its gritty dialogue, dark undertones, and relentless pace, this novel plunges you into the heart of the streets, where every decision can mean the difference between life and death. Jasmine's story is one of fierce loyalty, calculated moves, and the constant struggle to stay on top in a world that never truly lets go.

Author: Rachael Reed
Publisher: Rachael Reed
Published: 07/01/2024
Pages: 78
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.22lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.25w x 0.19d
ISBN: 9798227785503