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He survived the bullet. That was the easy part.
Rasheen Smith woke up on a table in a back-room clinic with a crooked doctor's hands inside him and twenty-five million dollars nobody else can find. Killer Kato is dead. Hoodaroma Entertainment — the rap empire built on blood money — is sitting unclaimed, and by a signature nobody expected to matter, Rasheen is the heir.
That makes him the most valuable dead man in America.
Aaron Wilson wants him in the ground — a federal agent with a badge, a body count, and a Colombian army on the payroll. Phillip Henderson wants him erased — a lawyer who finally got his hands on real money and will do anything to keep it. And in a state prison cell, Camila Nelson is raising a son who has never seen the outside, praying the father of her child is still breathing.
Everybody wants a piece. Everybody has a price. And the ones closest to Rasheen are the ones doing the math.
The streets take everything. The question is what you hand over first.
Every format included — one price.
Your purchase includes both PDF and EPUB, so it works on any phone, tablet, Kindle, Nook, e-reader, or computer. No app required. No subscription. No DRM. Download once, keep it forever, read it on everything you own.
⚡ Delivered instantly by email the moment you check out.
From the author whose true story became the A24 film Sing Sing.
John "Divine G" Whitfield is a PEN Award–winning novelist, an Oscar-nominated writer and executive producer on Sing Sing, and a founding member of Rehabilitation Through the Arts. Colman Domingo portrayed him on screen in an Academy Award–nominated performance. Money Grip — the first book in this series — appears on screen in the film itself.
These books are not written about the life. They were written from inside it.
Format: PDF + EPUB (ZIP download) · Length: 316 pages / 31 chapters · Unabridged · ISBN 978-1-940765-03-7
Prefer to hold it? The paperback is available. Prefer to listen? The full-cast cinematic audiobook is the one people talk about.
He survived the bullet. That was the easy part.
Rasheen Smith woke up on a table in a back-room clinic with a crooked doctor's hands inside him and twenty-five million dollars nobody else can find. Killer Kato is dead. Hoodaroma Entertainment — the rap empire built on blood money — is sitting unclaimed, and by a signature nobody expected to matter, Rasheen is the heir.
That makes him the most valuable dead man in America.
Aaron Wilson wants him in the ground — a federal agent with a badge, a body count, and a Colombian army on the payroll. Phillip Henderson wants him erased — a lawyer who finally got his hands on real money and will do anything to keep it. And in a state prison cell, Camila Nelson is raising a son who has never seen the outside, praying the father of her child is still breathing.
Everybody wants a piece. Everybody has a price. And the ones closest to Rasheen are the ones doing the math.
The streets take everything. The question is what you hand over first.
Every format included — one price.
Your purchase includes both PDF and EPUB, so it works on any phone, tablet, Kindle, Nook, e-reader, or computer. No app required. No subscription. No DRM. Download once, keep it forever, read it on everything you own.
⚡ Delivered instantly by email the moment you check out.
From the author whose true story became the A24 film Sing Sing.
John "Divine G" Whitfield is a PEN Award–winning novelist, an Oscar-nominated writer and executive producer on Sing Sing, and a founding member of Rehabilitation Through the Arts. Colman Domingo portrayed him on screen in an Academy Award–nominated performance. Money Grip — the first book in this series — appears on screen in the film itself.
These books are not written about the life. They were written from inside it.
Format: PDF + EPUB (ZIP download) · Length: 316 pages / 31 chapters · Unabridged · ISBN 978-1-940765-03-7
Prefer to hold it? The paperback is available. Prefer to listen? The full-cast cinematic audiobook is the one people talk about.
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