Captivation of A Thug 2
Fiction & Literature, Literary Theory & Criticism, Black, Women Authors, American
| Author: | Eyeconik | ISBN: | 1230001779844 |
| Publisher: | Eyeconik Literary Services | Publication: | February 22, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Eyeconik |
| ISBN: | 1230001779844 |
| Publisher: | Eyeconik Literary Services |
| Publication: | February 22, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The iridescent Mackenzie finds herself completely submerged in a sea of uncertainty. Faced with the harsh and heartbreaking reality that she could lose both of her parents; she begins to try to find a way to make it. The journey that she embarks on is reputable. She learns the importance of honoring your mother and father.
Tranquil and ever so humble Borne morphs into a savage Hulk. With his newfound role in the "family business," Gunner's upcoming trial and his upcoming graduation, he begins to externalize his stress. Where stress would cause medical ailments; Borne becomes as strong as an ox. He is ill-mannered and ill-tempered toward everyone.
The constant attacks that Borne and Mackenzie are involuntarily subjected to begins spilling over into their budding relationship. Though both are fighting to remain above ground when it comes to their personal lives, one is falling significantly short.
Is life too much for them to handle or will both realize that they can find peace and understanding in one another?
The iridescent Mackenzie finds herself completely submerged in a sea of uncertainty. Faced with the harsh and heartbreaking reality that she could lose both of her parents; she begins to try to find a way to make it. The journey that she embarks on is reputable. She learns the importance of honoring your mother and father.
Tranquil and ever so humble Borne morphs into a savage Hulk. With his newfound role in the "family business," Gunner's upcoming trial and his upcoming graduation, he begins to externalize his stress. Where stress would cause medical ailments; Borne becomes as strong as an ox. He is ill-mannered and ill-tempered toward everyone.
The constant attacks that Borne and Mackenzie are involuntarily subjected to begins spilling over into their budding relationship. Though both are fighting to remain above ground when it comes to their personal lives, one is falling significantly short.
Is life too much for them to handle or will both realize that they can find peace and understanding in one another?
