The streets thought KASH was gone forever when he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. But what no one knew was his brother from a different mother, GANGSTA, would sacrifice his own life to set his partner free. Now the notorious Kash has returned to right all wrongs and to deliver quick street justice to those who violated the codes of the game. Some will be dealt a gruesome murder while others like ERICA, his detective girlfriend, and EBONY, his son’s mother, will do everything in their power to atone for their betrayal. But will there be room for forgiveness in a thug’s heart? While settling old scores, Kash is also left with the task of taking his team to new heights. Backed by the new, powerful drug connection that Gangsta left him, Kash seems to be headed straight to the top. But in the insidious game of drug dealing, a man’s downfall lurks behind every closed door and every wide smile. Unfettered by the possibility of death, destruction or demise, Kash’s sole mission is to conquer the drug game and prove to Gangsta that Loyalty Has No Limits. Everybody and everything will be tested when THE STREETS BLEED MURDER like never before.
I've really enjoyed this series Jerry Jackson put the drop on everybody with the twist & turns when it came to Kash & Gangsta in which they made this series the bomb but there are some things I still wanted to know concerning NeNe with all the things she went thru with her child being shot & to know if she went to Texas or not bcuz her & Gangstas mother have no idea he escaped death row wow I wanted more to read if there is a series you would like to read this is it I luv it
I really enjoyed this series until I got to book #3. Book #3 appears to be a rush job! There were too many new characters, unanswered questions and a TON or errors, misspelled words and missing words. It was a fast paced read that left me wondering.......
What these guys did for each other went beyond loyalty and brotherhood. I can honestly say this is one of the best series I have read in a long time and I'm sad to see it end. Kudos to the author.