13-year old
Brianna was excited about her secret boyfriend that she found online. She was
finally going to meet the love of her life. Then one shove into the Escalade
and she was gone—missing. When Briana realizes the dreadful and frightening
situation she was in, she hoped her Uncle Dre would come and save her.
Angela Evans
is a prosecutor currently fighting against child trafficking. Out on a date
with Dre, she finds out about Brianna’s disappearance and helps out. Screw the
police. Dre would do everything in his power to bring Brianna back.
Between a
skilled criminal attorney and a street-smart hustler, they seek out the clues
to save Brianna before it’s too late.
Story dives
deep into the seedy world of the L.A./Compton ghetto. Definitely gets down with
the urban street credo. It sounded interested, but it was long and daunting.
It’s a slow search through the streets that lasts 100 chapters. Oh dear.
It’s a
pretty good read and a race to find the girl, but that’s just what it’s
supposed to be—a race, meaning a faster pace. That’s what it needed.
My rating: 3 stars
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